Africa: Merck Foundation, Tata Centre Train Health Workers in Oncology

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[Ghanaian Times] Twenty-seven African countries, including Ghana, have benefited from specialised oncology training under a partnership between the Merck Foundation and the Tata Memorial Centre (TMC).

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Africa: Merck Foundation, Tata Centre Train Health Workers in Oncology

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