GE healthcare signed a USD 25.8 mn agreement to provide a “wide range” technologies to over 200 hospitals in Egypt, the company announced in a press release. GE will complete the delivery and supply of all equipment by the end of this year and will train over 1,200 doctors, technicians, and nurses on its use. Those technologies include early diagnosis and treatment follow up for oncology, in addition to scanning techniques for neurology and cardiology.
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