Rákkutatók Alapítvány
Magyar Rákkutatás és Molekuláris Patológia Alapítvány
Budapest, Hungary
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Rákkutatók Alapítvány is a charity based in Budapest, Hungary working on medical research, health, science & research.
The Rákkutatók Alapítvány (Cancer Researchers Foundation) is a Hungarian non-profit foundation that supports cancer research and the introduction of modern molecular pathology and diagnostic methods in Hungary. It funds the purchase of instruments and reagents, supports training and continuing education for specialists, and provides accurate, accessible cancer information to patients and the public through podcasts, videos and public awareness campaigns. Its work is closely linked to the Semmelweis University Institute of Pathology and Experimental Cancer Research. Donations are accepted by bank transfer and card, and supporters can also direct their 1% personal income tax to the foundation.
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Rákkutatók Podcast
Health · Hungary
Regular podcast and online video series on cancer diagnostics and treatment, run with the Semmelweis University Institute of Pathology and Experimental Cancer Research as a patient education project.
METSZET
Health · Hungary
Video series on central nervous system tumours and the renewed Institute of Pathology, presenting cancer information to patients and the public.
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Semmelweis Egyetem Patológiai és Kísérleti Rákkutató Intézet
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Environment & Climate, Nature & Wildlife conservation +2 more
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Human rights, Justice & Legal aid +6 more
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Community development, Elderly care +1 more