Mary Yeboah Afihene

Nov 9, 2023 | ascopubs.org | Mary Yeboah Afihene |Joanne F. Chou |Olusegun Isaac Alatise |Jerry Ndumbalo

Similarities and differences in the care for patients with HCC in Africa are reported. This reconfirms the major gaps in access and availability especially in C and marginally less so in EW. This is a call for concerted multidisciplinary efforts to achieve and sustain a reduction in incidence and mortality from HCC in Africa. Of 461 participants from all relevant subspecialties, 372 were from Africa. Most African participants provided hepatitis B vaccination and treatment for hepatitis B and C.