Benefactor Donates Medical Equipment to Armenian Hematology Center

Mikael Vardanyan donated medical equipment amounting to 127 million drams to the Hematology Center

Public Radio of ArmeniaJun 1, 20261 min readOriginal: Public Radio of Armenia

Benefactor Donates Medical Equipment to Armenian Hematology Center

Mikael Vardanyan has donated medical equipment valued at 127 million drams to the pediatric department of Yerevan's Yolyan Hematology and Oncology Center. The donation was announced on June 1, International Children's Rights Protection Day.

The advanced equipment will enable earlier detection of various cancer types in children and support more effective treatment protocols. According to Public Radio of Armenia, the new technologies will allow Armenian medical facilities to conduct diagnostic examinations and research previously unavailable in the country.

The Yolyan Center serves as a leading pediatric oncology facility in Armenia. The equipment donation represents a significant investment in improving diagnostic capabilities and patient outcomes for Armenian children facing hematologic and oncologic conditions.

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