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PREMIER COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER IN THE CLOUD (C4)

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Imagine if you could take one of the best comprehensive cancer center in the world such as the Dana-Farber Harvard Cancer Center, or MD Anderson Cancer Center and put that in the cloud, where anyone can access the same quality of care.  The C4 vision is to make this imagination real in the USA and around the world  leveraging AI, and other technologies like Virtual Realiity (VR), hologram technology, quantum technologies, etc to make world-classs CaRE (Care, Research, and Education) available to all no matter where you live. The C4 was launched during the Global Health Catalyst summit at Harvard Medical School as a  win-win collaboration approach  involving thousands of  oncology health professionals from world leading institutions and the diaspora, working with industry and governments and community-based organizations to increase access to CaRE. The award-winning collaborative approach has had major impact  with opportunity for anyone interested in addressing disparities to participate in any of the 4  CORE  (Care, Outreach, Research, and Education) areas. On June 7, 2025, during the GHC Hope summit at MIT, the AI-powered integrated C4 platform was launched. The CORE applications of the C4 can be found below and also provides a platform for collaboration with different stakeholders around any of the CORE areas.

C4 APPLICATIONS (APPS)

Care. Outreach Research Education (CORE) apps

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CARE

Under Care, the C4 leverages technology to provide Telehealth including prevention, diagnosist,  treatment and palliative care. This is done with  partner institutions in the USA and Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs:)

OUTREACH

Continuous Advocacy and engagement with local communities, industry, governments, students, patients, policy makers, diaspora and other stakeholders for collaboration via the Global Health Catalyst summits

Global Health Catalyst summits funded by the USA National Institutes of Health and other outreach and advocacy with  government leaders, industry, diaspora, community based/religious organizations

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RESEARCH

International Research collaborations powered by AI including the HypoAfrica Clinical trials network, International Phyotomedicines Institute (IPI), implementation research and with core facilities to supported research collaborations .

Global health research collaborations are crucial in closing the cancer divide, eliminating global cancer health disparities. Key barriers to such collaborations identified at GHC summits include: distance, time, cultural and resource barriers. The GHC provides a platform to overcome these barriers catalyzing high impact collaborations involving researchers in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC) and High Income Countries (HIC) by leveraging 1) advanced information and communication technologies (ICTs) and artificial intelligence (AI) to overcome distance-time barriers, and  2) unprecedented outreach to the industry and the resource laden diaspora to overcome resource and cultural barriers.

EDUCATION (ONLINE)
GLOBAL ONCOLOGY UNIVERSITY

Award-winning collaborative education for global health

Global Oncology University (GO-U) provides access from any country to the same world class education and training  available at the worlds best Universities and Medical Schools. GO-U empowers crucial global workforce, building on an award-winning collaborative education model with online lectures accessible from any country, and practical/clinical training in local/regional credentialed sites across the globe. GO-U is the premier University that offers both online continuous medical education and degree (Masters, PhDs) and clinical MMed, residency training in clinical oncology (Radiation + Medical oncology), with vision to eliminate global cancer health disparities

LEADERSHIP AND ADVISORY TEAM

    

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DAVID KERR

Professor of Cancer Medicine, Oxford University; Chair, Africa-Oxford-Harvard-Hopkins Clinical trial network

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Professor @ Harvard Medical School
A  Leader in head and neck cancers

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Professor @ Harvard Medical School
Leader in Prostate Radiotherapy

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Assistant Professor of Radiation Oncology at Weill Cornell Medicine

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TWALIB NGOMA MD

Professor, Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences

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AHMED ELZAWAWY

Professor and Chair of the GHC win-win iniitiative

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BEATRICE WIAFE ADDAI

CEO of Peace and Love Hospitals Ghana; Consultant Surgeon

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STEPHEN AVERY

Professor and Director of GHC UPenn

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HER EXCELLENCY DIANE GASHUMBA

Womens Health

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EDUARDO CAZAP

Professor and President of SLACOM

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BRYLYNE CHITSUNGE

CEO of El Passo Farms SA

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RICCARDO AUDISIO

Professor of Surgical Oncology

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SAIFUL HUQ

Professor and co-director of the Global Health Catalyst

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KWANELE ASANTE

Cancer Advocacy

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Global Radiation Oncology leader

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Professor at Harvard Medical School, and Director of Pain Center at Brigham and Women's Hospital

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Global Radiation Oncology leader
Klinikum Lemgo Germany

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WIL NGWA

Professor and Founding Director of the Global Health Catalyst

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