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Global Cancer Institute extends programs for underserved cancer patients to Bangladesh

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Global Cancer Institute has extended its programs to Bangladesh, with the launch of new monthly tumor boards that help physicians and oncologists in developing countries connect directly to U.S. physicians by videoconference to discuss challenging cancer cases and ask for advice.

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