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Who are our partners
In the international fight againts cervical cancer the Female Cancer Program Foundation works towards cooperation with recognized institutions all over the world. In this section you'll find, classified by country, the history of these collaborations and the names and people of the involved organizations and institutions.
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The Netherlands
- Various parts of research into cervical cancer come together in the Againts cervical cancer (Acca) program of the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC). This internationally renowned university hospital has extensive experience in treating many different cancers. This is where top quality research should produce an effective vaccine against cervical cancer. Research is also conducted into the pathological characteristics, diagnostics and treatment of the tumor itself. The LUMC boasts a longsta
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Indonesia
- Indonesia is the third most densely populated country in the world with more than 200 million inhabitants. The Indonesian Archipelago consists of 13,000 islands and has a wide range of ethnic groups and cultures. as in many other asian countries, cervical cancer is the most common type of cancer.
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Surinam
- South America is the continent where cervical cancer is most predominant. Unfortunately, Surinam, in the north of this continent, is no exception to this rule. Partly because of close cooperation with the LUMC, a health care system that enables prevention, early detection and treatment, is gradually emerging.
In the 17th century the Dutch were forced to make a swap after a defeat against the English:
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South Africa
- We have fallen behind in the field of basic research in the last few decades. However, due to the diversity of our population, we do have many patients who could benefit from the results of fundamental research. It is extremely important to research staff that their findings can be tested outside the laboratory.
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Related links
- Useful links to find out more about cervical cancer in the developing world and how to fight it
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