Ethan Ruwi Guo, an 18-year-old activist from the United States, recently visited Indus Hospital in Karachi as part of his global mission to raise awareness about childhood cancer. Ethan’s visit included a comprehensive tour of the hospital’s facilities, where he spent time in the paediatric oncology ward, meeting children bravely battling cancer.
Dr. Syed Ahmer Hamid from the Paediatric Oncology department and Asma Naheed, a palliative care therapist, briefed Ethan on the hospital’s advanced treatment protocols for childhood cancer. Ethan expressed admiration for Indus Hospital’s unwavering commitment to providing world-class care, free of charge. He highlighted his deep appreciation for the hospital’s philanthropic model, noting how impressed he was with the quality and compassion shown towards young cancer patients.
“I will travel the world to raise awareness about childhood cancer,” Ethan stated during his visit, emphasising the urgent need for global support and attention to this critical cause. He lauded Indus Hospital, calling its services among the best in the world, and expressed his honour in supporting their noble mission.
Ethan’s visit sheds light on the importance of global collaboration in the fight against childhood cancer. Indus Hospital remains committed to delivering top-tier healthcare to all its patients and continues to support efforts that foster health awareness and community wellbeing.
