
Syria plans medical cyclotron project in Aleppo with IAEA support
Syria's Atomic Energy Commission is collaborating with a Belgian firm and the IAEA on a project to establish a medical cyclotron in Aleppo for cancer diagnosis and treatment, aiming for self-sufficiency.
Background
Syria has faced over a decade of conflict, leading to widespread infrastructure damage and humanitarian challenges. The country is working to rebuild and address critical needs, including healthcare, amidst ongoing regional instability and international sanctions.
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Syria plans medical cyclotron project in Aleppo with IAEA support
First report 6h agoLast update 4h agoSyria is pursuing the development of advanced medical technology, specifically a cyclotron for cancer treatment, to enhance its healthcare self-sufficiency.
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