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Frederick Chite MB ChB. M.D. FASCO. Fellow ECSACOP

Frederick Chite MB ChB. M.D. FASCO. Fellow ECSACOP

@ChiteDoc

CEO, International Cancer Institute https://t.co/m2ca2ZziLH Professor & Academic Lead.-KABU. Physician, Chief Medical Oncologist & Hematologist, US & Kenya

USA and Kenya Katılım Mart 2009
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Only a few days to go! Register for our second joint monthly MDT with the AFROC project this year, on April 9, 2026, from 4 - 5 PM EAT. We have two case presentations by Dr. Marina Planelles and Dr. Leanne Prodehl. @AORTIC_AFRICA @CANCERKESHO 1/2
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For our 2nd joint monthly MDT with the AFROC project this year, on April 9, 2026, from 4 - 5 PM EAT, we have 2 case presentations by Dr. Marina Planelles & Dr. Leanne Prodehl. Our rich panel of discussants includes Dr. Maria Alsina, Dr. Uzayr Khan, & Prof. Florian Lordick 1/2
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Dr Kizza Blair
Dr Kizza Blair@blair_kizza·
From Uganda to the U.S. residency Match. 🇺🇬➡️🇺🇸 I officially MATCHED into residency.
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International Cancer Institute@Intercancer·
Join us on Monday March 16, 2026, from 4 - 5 pm as we talk about Hodgkin's Lymphoma in our virtual multi-disciplinary Tumor board. Our CEO/PI, Prof. Chite Asirwa, MD, FASCO, (@ChiteDoc ) will lead the discussion in this webinar. 1/2
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Only one day to go! Our first joint monthly MDT of the year with the AFROC project is on March 5, 2026, from 4 - 5 PM EAT. We have two case presentations by Dr. Gayathri Raveendran and Dr. Laura Predel. @myESMO @ASCO @CANCERKESHO @AORTIC_AFRICA 1/2
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International Cancer Institute@Intercancer·
Only a few days to our first joint monthly MDT of the year with the AFROC project on March 5, 2026, from 4 - 5 PM EAT! We have two case presentations by Dr. Gayathri Raveendran (@ga_ya3) and Dr. Laura Predel. @CANCERKESHO @AORTIC_AFRICA @myESMO @ASCO 1/2
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International Cancer Institute@Intercancer·
We are excited for our first joint monthly MDT of the year with the AFROC project on March 5, 2026, from 4 - 5 PM EAT. We'll have two case presentations by Dr. Gayathri Raveendran and Dr. Laura Predel. @CANCERKESHO @AORTIC_AFRICA @myESMO @ASCO 1/2
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Dr Andrew Suleh MD@andrewsuleh·
All is not well in the health sector, let avoid the ostrich mentality in responding to concerns raised about our health care financing system, it is a hindrance to the timely provision if emergency services.
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JTO & JTO CRR@JTOonline·
Celebrating James Chih-Hsin Yang and his lasting impact on JTO as an Associate Editor since 2010. Thank you! #JTO20
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Matt Pavelle 🇺🇸@mattpavelle·
New in @JAMAInternalMed: Bressman et al. argue clinical AI should be regulated like clinicians, not like devices. This is spot on. AI is not a pacemaker; it doesn't fit the "Software as a Medical Device" mold. It's not static, not narrow, and not a one-time review. It practices medicine. What the authors propose is licensure: prelicensure validation, supervised clinical pilots, defined scope of practice, continuing competency, discipline boards, malpractice accountability. I agree with this 100%. And it correctly reframes the entire regulatory conversation. The question isn't "is this a safe device?", it's "is this a competent practitioner?" jamanetwork.com/journals/jamai…
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