Egypt Cancer Network USA

ECN 57357 Advisory Board Member

Egypt Cancer Network 57357 and AFNCI (ECN), a U.S. based 501c3 non-profit (Tax ID: 26-2192003) helping to further cancer education, research, and care as well as medical infrastructure in Egypt.

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— Egypt Cancer Network (@EgyptCancer) May 17, 2017

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ECN, a continuous support to 57357 even amid the world pandemic

Sponsored by Egypt Cancer Network, U.S.: Rowa, A robotic system that has face lifted the medication dispensing process at Hospital 57357

Dr. Mohamed El Erian

ECN, a continuous support to 57357 even amid the world pandemic

Sponsored by Egypt Cancer Network, U.S.: Rowa, A robotic system that has face lifted the medication dispensing process at Hospital 57357

Brain tumors aggregated waste predict the disease severity A novel prognostic marker for brain tumors

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In 57357, with every new day, a child will overcome cancer and will resume his normal life. With your support... https://t.co/2d14ySNhNv
— Egypt Cancer Network (@EgyptCancer) May 17, 2017

ECN, a continuous support to 57357 even amid the world pandemic

Sponsored by Egypt Cancer Network, U.S.: Rowa, A robotic system that has face lifted the medication dispensing process at Hospital 57357

Dr. Mohamed El Erian

ECN, a continuous support to 57357 even amid the world pandemic

Sponsored by Egypt Cancer Network, U.S.: Rowa, A robotic system that has face lifted the medication dispensing process at Hospital 57357

Brain tumors aggregated waste predict the disease severity A novel prognostic marker for brain tumors

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In 57357, with every new day, a child will overcome cancer and will resume his normal life. With your support... https://t.co/2d14ySNhNv— Egypt Cancer Network (@EgyptCancer) May 17, 2017

In 57357, with every new day, a child will overcome cancer and will resume his normal life. With your support... https://t.co/2d14ySNhNv
— Egypt Cancer Network (@EgyptCancer) May 17, 2017