Nuclear medicine - Rays of Hope in Africa CNNC, PUBLISHED 18.05.2023 The first China-Nigeria "Tumor Diagnosis and Treatment" training event, sponsored by the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), was held online from April 25 to 26 local time, under the guidance of the China Atomic Energy Authority (CAEA) and the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria. The training was a response to the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) "Rays of Hope" initiative. Doctors and experts in cancer treatment from the General Hospital of Nuclear Industry, as well as other renowned hospitals in China, offered 13 medical courses including medicine, radiotherapy and the application of advanced medical technology. Nigeria, with its large population, has long been challenged with shortages of physicians and medical equipment, and its technology and medical needs unmet. The training will help improve this situation and facilitate China-Nigeria cooperation in peaceful uses of nuclear technology. In the future, the CNNC will deepen cooperation with the Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission (NAEC), provide tiered training on a larger scale and with longer terms to support talent cultivation, capacity improvement and discipline construction in Nigeria. It will also carry out medical training in more African countries and strengthen multilateral collaboration. Topics: China, Nigeria, Nuclear medicine Other news: Main Construction Phase for Unit 3 of El-Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant Commences in Egypt A technical ceremony for the pouring of the first concrete took place. First batch of nuclear fuel was delivered to Akkuyu NPP The leaders of the two countries gave symbolic permission to deliver the first batch. The CARR reactor is open to foreign customers CARR has received more than 40 applications from abroad. |
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