More than 40,000 new cancer cases per year

Ifrane will host the 11th edition of the Franco-Maghrebian higher course in senology on 16 and 17 May. An edition placed under the theme “How to treat triple-negative breast cancers”, which proposes to take stock of the progress made, the path travelled, and improvements in senology. Various specialists will therefore debate technological advances in diagnosis, but also in the management of patients with so-called triple-negative breast cancer. Radiologists, gynaecologists, or even radiotherapists, to name but a few specialties, will therefore take advantage of these two days to upgrade and exchange their knowledge on the subject. “Every self-respecting doctor must be ‘recycled’, because there are new products, medicines, or methods that are introduced every year. In our profession, it changes overnight, which is why it is important to be able to renew one's knowledge,” affirms Dr A. Ou…