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Cancer Care: Two Major advances at CHPG

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Two major acquisitions in the Radiotherapy Department of the Princess Grace Hospital Centre were inaugurated on Monday 3 February, just one day before World Cancer Day. The acquisitions were made possible through a generous donation of €1,300,000 from Irvine Laidlaw. The two innovations are: a surface radiotherapy system that increases the precision of exposure when treating patients; and equipment that can treat skin cancers which were previous…

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Cancer Care: Two Major advances at CHPG

Two major acquisitions in the Radiotherapy Department of the Princess Grace Hospital Centre were inaugurated on Monday 3 February, just one day before World Cancer Day. The acquisitions were made possible through a generous donation of €1,300,000 from Irvine Laidlaw. The two innovations are: a surface radiotherapy system that increases the precision of exposure when treating patients; and equipment that can treat skin cancers which were previous…

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HelloMonaco broke the news in 5 days ago on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.

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