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A learning space for future leaders in oncology
Training programs that combine clinical practice, science, and mentorship at the National Cancer Institute
A collegial body that coordinates the Institute's scientific activity, addresses strategic development issues in science, and makes key decisions.
You can book an appointment three ways:
Important notice:
We recommend calling the Call Center in the afternoon — the lines are less busy at that time.
How long it takes depends on the type of test:
You can get your results in person, by email, or through the doctor who referred you for testing.
Yes. For Ukrainian citizens, cancer treatment at NCI is provided at the expense of the state budget.
The Institute regularly publishes an updated list of available free medicines and medical devices at: Free Medications
Important notice: Free medicines and medical devices are assistance provided to National Cancer Institute patients at the state's expense. The medication stock at the National Cancer Institute is publicly available and updated once a week.
Yes, the National Cancer Institute accepts patients from all over Ukraine, regardless of where they live. You can get a referral from your family or treating doctor at your place of residence, then call the call center or contact the Institute's registry directly to book an appointment.
