529 organization(s) found
UCC (University Clinical Cancer) – South Africa)
Research and treatment center conducting oncology studies and training programs.
UCCF (Uganda Child Cancer Foundation)
Organisation offering support for children with cancer in Uganda, member of global childhood-cancer network.
UCI (Uganda Cancer Institute)
National centre for cancer treatment, research and training — provides clinical services, research and capacity building in Uganda.
UCI (Uganda Cancer Institute)
National center providing cancer treatment, research, and training in Uganda.
UCS (Uganda Cancer Society)
The Uganda Cancer Society (UCS) is an umbrella of more than 45 Civil Society Organizations [CSOs] that plays a key part within the cancer control continuum, ranging from service delivery, raising awareness, advocacy with policymakers, patient empowerment, monitoring progress and accountability, capacity building, palliative care and engaging in research. UCS’s growing mandate since its founding in 2011, seeks to hold policymakers accountable and shape health services to better respond to people’s needs, particularly for underserved and hard-to-reach populations, ultimately contributing to improving cancer control services.
UICC (Union for International Cancer Control)
The Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) is the oldest and largest global membership organisation dedicated to taking action on cancer. UICC's mission is both to unite and support the cancer community in its efforts to reduce the global cancer burden, promote greater equity and ensure that cancer control remains a priority on the global health and development agenda. Founded in 1933 and based in Geneva, Switzerland, UICC has more than 1100 member organisations in over 170 countries and territories. The membership base includes the world’s major cancer leagues and societies, research institutes, treatment centres, hospitals, ministries of health, public health agencies and patient support groups.
UNIL
What UNIL aims to offer its partners For its students, lifelong learners and society in general, UNIL aims to be accessible to everyone and to provide high-quality education, all in an open and secure environment. It aims to support its students in their transition to employment and to ensure that society benefits from its activities. UNIL is at the service of public authorities, the economy and cultural circles and is committed to supporting the development of socially relevant skills through the education it offers. It shares scientifically rigorous expertise and participates in public debate. It offers its staff a high-quality working environment, conducive to career development, including continuing education and project development. It emphasises collective excellence and institutional social commitment.
Unicancer
Unicancer is the only French hospital federation 100% dedicated to the fight against cancer. Through its health cooperation group, Unicancer is also the only national hospital network exclusively specialised in oncology. It brings together 18 French Comprehensive Cancer Centres and an affiliated member, all offering a public service and playing a major role in healthcare and research in France.