Japan launches Southeast Asian cancer research project to improve treatment, access

10 September 2020
VnExpress
SDG 17 Partnerships for the goals / SDG 3 Good health and well-being
cancer treatment / điều trị ung thư / Đông Nam Á / Southeast Asia / tiếp cận điều trị / treatment access

The National Cancer Center Japan (NCCJ) has launched a cooperative project with Vietnam and four other Southeast Asian countries to develop cancer drugs, therapies and improve treatment access.

By expanding clinical trials in other countries and sharing relevant data, the project could help hasten the development of new drugs capable of treating cancer patients. Japan would share its experience in the field through training and research programs too.

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 Phan Anh

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