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SA’S CANCER STORY (PART 5): Why the Northern Cape’s only state cancer paediatrician left for the private sector

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“SA’S CANCER STORY (PART 5): Why the Northern Cape’s only state cancer paediatrician left for the private sector”

Dr Liezl du Plessis tells Biénne Huisman about the public sector paediatric oncology unit she established in Kimberley, and how a broken system forced her to abandon this dream. She now pursues her passion treating children and teenagers in Pretoria’s private sector.

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