Health Services Official Denies Halt of Medical Treatment for Libyan Cancer Patients in Jordan.
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Tripoli, 1 November 2018(Lana) An official at the Jordan Cancer
Treatment Centre has denied that treatment of Libyan cancer patients
has been halted in Jordan.
Nearly 2700 Libyan cancer patients have been treated at the
centre in one year, said Mudhir Hwarat, Director of Patients Affairs
at Al Hussein Cancer Centre, who indicated that treatment was halted
for new cases and those patients who can pursue their treatment in
Libya.
Libyan patients make up 12% of the number of cases treated at the
centre, Hwarat said, adding that the centre needed the flow of cash,
to be able to continue to offer its services, .
Hwarat stressed the presence of medical qualifications in Libya
who were prepared to offer high standard services, and said Al
Hussein Centre was prepared to train Libyan doctors to upgrade their
qualifications through fellowship programs of the highest level.
Hwarat said 615 Libyan cancer patients were admitted into Al
Hussein Centre in 2018, while 1425 were admitted in 2017, some of
whom still receive treatment till this day.
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