Ain Shams University extends its congratulations to Prof. Hesham El-Ghazaly, President of Egyptian Cancer Society and Director of the Medical Research Center at the Faculty of Medicine, on his election to the Board of Directors of the Union for International Cancer Control
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Ain Shams University extends its congratulations to Prof. Hesham El-Ghazaly, Director of MASRI at the Faculty of Medicine, President of the Egyptian Cancer Society on receiving the 2026 Global Oncology Ambassador Award presented by the Worldwide Innovative Networking (WIN).
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Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research and Acting Minister of Culture, announced the issuance of a presidential decree appointing Prof. Tamer Abdullah Fathy Sharaf as Dean of the Faculty of Science at Ain Shams University.........
Read MoreDr. Shushan Hovsepyan hosted Prof. Hesham El-Ghazaly, a leading expert in breast oncology, President of the Egyptian Cancer Society, and Chairman of the National Committee for the Presidential Women’s Health Initiative, to discuss his professional journey..............
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In a pioneering scientific and research achievement for Ain Shams University, the Cancer Biobank at the Medical Ain Shams Research Institute (MASRI) has received international accreditation from the Egyptian Accreditation Council (EGAC) in accordance with ISO 20387...
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The Department of Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at Ain Shams University Hospitals has successfully introduced the advanced Theranostics technology for patients with advanced prostate cancer, for the first time at the level of university hospitals in Egypt.
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Dr. Mamdouh Moawad, President of the National Research Centre and Acting President of the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology, inaugurated the Liver Cancer Research Center at the Medical Research Center of Excellence..........................................
Read MoreThe IARC/WHO's GLOBOCAN platform announced a decrease in incidence and mortality rates for several of the most common cancers in Egypt, including liver, bladder, and breast cancers. This marks the first such decrease since international statistical monitoring began.
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