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Beating childhood cancers through early detection and treatment in Ghana

Roger Ahiable is the pharmacist-in-charge at the unit and is responsible for preparing and checking the chemotherapy doses to be administered to patients.

“No child deserves to die of cancer. We must all play our parts. We positively impact the future by helping these children now,” he says.

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Childhood Cancer in Ghana
Roger Ahiable is the pharmacist-in-charge at the unit and is responsible for preparing and checking the chemotherapy doses to be administered to patients.<br /> <br /> “No child deserves to die of cancer. We must all play our parts. We positively impact the future by helping these children now,” he says.
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