Kaluga Oncology Service celebrates 80 years

It began its work on October 4, 1946, and its origins were Antonina Nikolskaya, Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation and Honorary Citizen of Kaluga.

“First there were separate wards for cancer patients, then a department, and in 1954 the dispensary became an independent institution. In 1978, a separate complex of buildings of the regional oncological dispensary was opened in Anenki, the medical institution said.

It is noted that now there are more than 500 employees. There are eight inpatient departments and 340 beds, and more than 7,000 patients are treated here annually.

As reported earlier, the Kaluga Governor appealed to teachers.