Cyprus Mail10 Jul 2026

Minister vows investment in paediatric cancer care

Upgrading paediatric and paediatric oncology services remains a key priority for the health ministry, Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides said on Friday.

Speaking at a ceremony marking the donation of medical equipment to the paediatric oncology unit at Archbishop Makarios III hospital, Charalambides thanked the Limassol Aphrodite Lions Club for its contribution....

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