In 2020/21 the World Campus gained critical mass in less than a year. The point on the horizon is what we call Bottom-Up Cancer Support (BUCS). This means that we seek reciprocal action with highly committed groups which are active locally. We work bottom up, striving...
It is known that the approach to cancer can be tough, from partial diagnosis and complicated treatments to difficult and expensive cures. In the struggle with cancer, we gladly look to its end, when the patient will be cured. But we often forget that, in many cases,...
Most people have heard about cervical cancer and its vaccine. Not many people know about the human papillomavirus (HPV) which causes cervical cancer. Even fewer people know that this virus causes seven types of cancer in both men and women. And only a handful of the...
What’s it like waiting for a bone marrow donor when you’re of Latin American descent and beyond? The Caribbean Basin is a unique myriad of cultures and ethnicities melded together by historical and geographic factors to yield a mosaic of physical and genetic features....
The growth of the World Campus has caught many by surprise. In just a year we now have representatives in over 35 countries and more than 50 hubs and there is more to come. Among other things, we are setting up a society of Friends of the World Campus and Inspire2Live...
