How has cancer care in Ukraine been affected by the war?
What are the greatest challenges facing oncologists in the Ukraine at the moment? How many patients are continuing to receive treatments during the Russian invasion? Are healthcare professionals hopeful for the future? And what about COVID-19?
In this special podcast, we welcome Dr Andriy Hrynkiv from the Lviv Regional Cancer Center who helps us explore these questions. Andriy discusses the current situation with Hans Prenen from The Oncology Journal Club podcast.
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This Week’s Team:
Professor Hans Prenen
Hans Prenen
Professor Hans Prenen is a medical oncologist and head of the phase 1 – early clinical trials unit at the Antwerp University Hospital in Belgium. He is a member of several scientific organisations, published many scientific oncology papers in prestigious journals and is regularly invited for lectures at national and international meetings. His interests are clinical trials and translational research with a focus on digestive oncology. You can find Hans on Twitter here: @HPrenen
Andriy Hrynkiv
Andriy Hrynkiv
Andriy Hrynkiv is a surgical oncologist at the Lviv Regional Cancer Center of Ukraine. He is also a member of the ASCO Central and Eastern European Regional Council.
Rachael Babin
Rachael Babin is Editor-in-Chief of The Oncology Newsletter, Publisher of Oncology News, Host of The Oncology Podcast and Producer of The Oncology Journal Club.
With thanks to Hans Prenen, Andriy Hrynkiv and Graham Knowles.
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