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The 2026 class of interns has joined the Institute's team. Ahead of them lie clinical practice, mentorship from experienced specialists, and their first independent decisions.
After a mastectomy and two years with a prosthesis, National Cancer Institute surgeons performed DIEP reconstruction and simultaneously transplanted a lymph node to treat arm swelling.
A third high-precision radiation therapy unit will reduce waiting times and expand access to treatment for more patients.
Back pain turned out to be multiple myeloma. How a railway station chief underwent a bone marrow transplant and returned to work.
The biggest oncology event of the year: 17 thematic sessions, over 1,000 participants, up to 25 CPD points. October 30–31, Parkovyi Exhibition Center, in person and online.
The drug has been purchased with state budget funds for the first time. Who can join the program, which documents to prepare, and how to schedule a multidisciplinary board review.
Lung cancer can go painless for years. Free low-dose CT under the state program for those aged 40–70 who have smoked for more than 10 years.
The Zakupivli.Pro platform recognized the Institute among the best participants in the Prozorro procurement market for transparency and efficiency.
Congress of Ukraine's nuclear medicine specialists, August 10–11, 2026, in Kamianets-Podilskyi: radionuclide diagnosis and therapy, 10 CPD points.
Learn about internship terms, clinical training sites, and mentors — June 9, 2026, in Kyiv. Participation is free with advance registration.
How treatment affects intimate life and what helps preserve it: advice on communicating with a partner, comfort, and self-care.
Living with a stoma doesn't rule out intimacy: how to accept bodily changes, overcome fear of injury, and regain confidence in relationships.
