Southern branch of the National Cancer Center
2017–As the Shenzhen Hospital of the Cancer Hospital CAMS and the southern branch of the National Cancer Center, it brings national-team technology and management to the Greater Bay Area.

National Cancer Center South Branch · Grade III-A oncology
Established
2017
Beds
1,000+
Annual Volume
25,000+
Shenzhen
Fully operated by the National Cancer Center with identical protocols to Beijing; Prof. Wang Lv-Hua leads radiotherapy, serving the Greater Bay Area and Southeast Asian patients.
The Cancer Hospital Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences Shenzhen Center (National Cancer Center Southern Branch) is operated as one with the National Cancer Center/CAMS Cancer Hospital, led by Professor Wang Lyuhua, transplanting national-team standards wholesale into the Greater Bay Area.
The hospital has cross-border referral collaborations with Hong Kong and Macao institutions, and its radiotherapy center features South China’s leading equipment spectrum — providing national-standard homogeneous care for the Greater Bay Area and Southeast Asian patients.
01National Cancer Center homogeneous care
Unified protocols, MDT standards and quality control with the Beijing headquarters, with regular two-way expert rotations.
02The Greater Bay Area radiotherapy hub
Professor Wang Lyuhua’s radiotherapy team operates high-end linacs and brachytherapy systems, with nationally leading thoracic radiotherapy expertise.
03Cross-border healthcare collaboration
Referral and consultation collaboration with Hong Kong and Macao institutions; international patients arrive conveniently via Shenzhen border crossings.
As the Shenzhen Hospital of the Cancer Hospital CAMS and the southern branch of the National Cancer Center, it brings national-team technology and management to the Greater Bay Area.