NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre

NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre (NLCC) delivers curative and palliative treatments using the most innovative cancer therapy solutions. With a multidisciplinary approach to the management of all types of cancers, we work with highly qualified specialists across various disciplines, to offer care of the highest quality. Some of the therapies available at NLCC are; - Chemotherapy including hormonal therapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy. - Advanced Curative Radiation Therapy using modern techniques such as Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT), Volumetric Modulated Arc Therapy (VMAT), and Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy (SBRT). - Curative 3-dimensional High Dose Rate Brachytherapy. NLCC has the largest clinical and radiation oncology expert staff in West Africa with 160 collective years of clinical oncology experience, 56 collective years of experience in medical radiation physics, and 123 collective years in therapy radiography. We have an unlimited pool of expertise in all fields including surgery, pathology, radiology and more (as a teaching hospital-affiliated site). We are fighting #cancer as one committed team. #NLCC #NSIA #LUTH #CancerCare #cancerawareness #closethecaregap #worldcancerday #breastcancer #cervicalcancer #colorectalcancer #prostatecancer #headandneckcancer #healthcare #health #oncology #oncologists #cancerresearch #hypoafrica #medicaltrial #cancertreatment #lagos #nigeria

Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers, yet it continues to pose a serious threat to women’s health, especially in low and middle-income countries like Nigeria. Raising awareness is the first step towards change. By sharing knowledge about prevention, early detection, and treatment options, we can empower women to prioritize their health and make informed decisions. Through education and action, we can eliminate cervical cancer and create a healthier future for all women. #CervicalCancerAwareness #WomensHealth #PreventCancer #EarlyDetection #CervicalHealth #CancerPrevention #HealthEducation #WomensWellness #EndCervicalCancer #CancerAwareness

Proper nutrition and diet can greatly affect how your body responds to cancer treatment. Please book a consultation with our in-house Nutritionist for a customized diet plan to strengthen your immune system, manage side effects, and increase your energy. To schedule your Nutrition Consultation today, Call: 0700 674 2588 or +234 903 000 9438 or email info@nlcc.ng. #Nutrition #CancerDiet #CancerCare #HealthyEating #Oncology #CancerCentre

Cheers to new beginnings and fresh starts. Happy New Year from NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre. #NewYear #2025 #NLCC #Medserve #NSIALUTH

December was a month of celebration, learning, and reflection at NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre. We began with World AIDS Day, reaffirming our commitment to holistic health care. A significant highlight was the 2-day PTW Training led by Mohamed Osama, Managing Director of PTW Africa. Participants from cancer centres nationwide gained advanced skills in radiotherapy quality assurance, focusing on routine maintenance, calibration, and beam delivery accuracy. In collaboration with MedServe and the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, we hosted a heartfelt sendoff for Prof Francis Durosinmi-Etti, OFR. a trailblazer in radiation oncology and the first full professor of Radiation Therapy and Oncology in Nigeria. His five decades of groundbreaking contributions, including pioneering advancements in global radiotherapy, have left an indelible mark on cancer care. The month also saw us celebrate our annual end-of-year party, recognizing the outstanding achievements of our team and reflecting on a year of progress. Additionally, we partnered with Zeeliciousfoods and VelvetyFoods to share a delicious, anti-cancer holiday recipe, proving that healthy eating can be as joyful as it is nourishing.

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In November we celebrated the International Day for Medical Physics and World Radiography Day, recognizing the critical roles these fields play in advancing cancer care. Partnering with the Lagos State Ministry of Education, we launched a secondary school cancer awareness campaign, empowering young minds with knowledge about prevention and early detection. To deepen understanding and awareness of lung cancer, we organized an engaging Lung Cancer Awareness Quiz, sparking conversations about this critical health issue. Our commitment to holistic health extended to hosting a World Diabetes Day webinar for staff, promoting awareness about the interplay between diabetes and cancer. On the global stage, our Centre Director, Dr. Lilian Ekpo, joined distinguished experts at the London Global Cancer Week, contributing to a pivotal discussion on transforming cancer care in Africa through the implementation of Guideline-Concordant Care. November truly showcased our dedication to advancing awareness, education, and leadership in oncology. #2024YearInReview #CancerAwareness #GlobalImpact #NSIALUTH #NLCC #Medserve

October was a month of significant milestones and global impact for the NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre. In honour of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we raised awareness through educational videos addressing frequently asked questions about breast cancer. We launched an out-of-home campaign featuring billboards at Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal 2 in partnership with Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited. We launched our Oncology Drug Delivery Service, enabling patients to access medication refills conveniently without visiting the clinic. Our team made strides on the global stage, with Dr Aje Eben MBBS, MBA, FWACS, FMCR presenting groundbreaking research at the World Cancer Congress and Dr Bolanle Adegboyega showcasing her work at the International Gynecological Cancer Society Conference in Dublin. Dr. Chidi Agbakwuru, Nusirat Adedewe, and Joseph Dickson participated in the Access to Care training at Groote Schuur Hospital Trust, South Africa, in line with our commitment to advancing cancer care through skill development and research. #2024InReview #CancerCare #CancerAwareness

In support of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we joined the #SingSeptember Challenge to spotlight childhood cancers and participated in media engagements to raise awareness about both childhood and prostate cancers. Our Ovarian Cancer FAQ video series continued to educate the public on early detection and prevention. We played an active role in the ARCON Nigeria Conference, with research and poster presentations and insightful discussions. Dr. Bolanle Adegboyega’s presentation on leveraging artificial intelligence in radiation therapy showcased our commitment to cutting-edge cancer care at the centre. At the Oncology Summit organized by NSIA: Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority, MedServe, and National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment, we joined key stakeholders to discuss the urgent need for enhanced cancer care infrastructure in Nigeria. We also marked World Pharmacist Day and World Cancer Research Day, celebrating the contributions of pharmacists and researchers to improving patient outcomes. #2024YearInReview #CancerCare #NLCC #Medserve #CancerResearch

August was a month of impactful events and collaborations at NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre, with a strong focus on advancing cancer care and raising awareness. We kicked off the month by observing World Lung Cancer Day on the 1st. We hosted a Pediatric, Adolescent, and Young Adult Radiation Oncology webinar, facilitated by Dr. Laura Murphy from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Australia, with participation from healthcare professionals across Nigeria. In partnership with MedServe, we organized a clinical trials training session for researchers, led by Dr. Kunle Oshin, MD, Managing Director of Worldwide Clinical Trials. Our consultant oncologists, Dr. Dr Adewumi Alabi MBBS, FWACS, FMCR, FICS, IAEA Fellow and Dr. Bolanle Adegboyega, facilitated a webinar at the ARCON Nigeria and Roche Breast Cancer Expert Series. Additionally, Dr. Samuel Adeneye, Head of Medical Physics, presented groundbreaking research on hypo-fractionated prostate cancer radiotherapy at the AAPM Annual Meeting in Los Angeles. We also welcomed a distinguished delegation from the University of Maryland Medical System, led by Prof. Mark Gladwin and Prof. Taofeek Owonikoko, MD, PhD, alongside experts from the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria and Lagos University Teaching Hospital. Their visit fostered collaboration and reinforced our shared commitment to improving cancer care. #2024InReview #CancerCare #NLCC #Medserve #Oncology #Research #CancerResearch