The annual conference of the National Cancer Institute is set to commence today, November 3, under the patronage of Dr. Abdel Aziz Kansoua, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Mohamed Awad Tag El-Din, Advisor to the President of the Republic for Health and Prevention, and Dr. Mohamed Sami Abdel Sadek, President of Cairo University. The two-day event, running until November 5, is themed "Future Horizons" and features a gathering of esteemed scientists, experts, and specialists in oncology from Egypt and around the world.
The conference aims to highlight the latest scientific and technological advancements in cancer prevention, early detection, diagnosis, and treatment, with a focus on applications of artificial intelligence, precision medicine, targeted and immunological treatments, as well as advanced surgical and radiation techniques. The event also seeks to discuss ways to translate scientific innovations and research findings into clinical practices, promoting integration among various medical and research disciplines.
The conference features several key axes, including support for scientific research and innovation, building human capacity, and developing continuing medical education programs and specialized training. It also focuses on enhancing academic cooperation and international research partnerships, facilitating the exchange of expertise and keeping pace with global developments in oncology. The conference is being held under the chairmanship of Dr. Mohamed Abdel Moti Samra, Dean of the National Cancer Institute.
One of the main strategic axes of the conference is the project for the new National Cancer Institute hospital in Sheikh Zayed, which aims to create a qualitative leap in specialized healthcare by integrating advanced therapeutic services with scientific research, education, and medical training. The conference will review the future vision of the project and its anticipated role in expanding services offered to cancer patients.
The conference brings together a range of stakeholders, including scientists, researchers, and medical professionals, to share knowledge and expertise in the field of oncology. The event provides a platform for discussing the latest developments and advancements in cancer treatment, as well as exploring opportunities for collaboration and partnership. The National Cancer Institute is one of the specialized institutions in Egypt and the region, playing a significant role in cancer care.
The conference program includes presentations and discussions on the latest research findings and clinical practices in oncology, with a focus on improving patient outcomes and enhancing the quality of care. The event also features a range of sessions and workshops, providing opportunities for participants to engage with experts and share their experiences. The conference is expected to contribute to the development of cancer care in Egypt and the region.
The National Cancer Institute's annual conference is a significant event in the field of oncology in Egypt, bringing together experts and stakeholders to share knowledge and expertise. The conference provides a platform for discussing the latest developments and advancements in cancer treatment, as well as exploring opportunities for collaboration and partnership.
Key points
- The conference focuses on applications of artificial intelligence in oncology
- The new National Cancer Institute hospital project in Sheikh Zayed is a key axis of the conference
- The conference aims to translate scientific innovations into clinical practices
