The National Institute of Oncology is the organisational, cancer prevention, treatment and scientific coordinating centre for Hungarian oncology, the only comprehensive cancer centre of the country. The Institute is member of the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes (OECI) and is part of a good number of international organisations (WHO, UICC, OECI, EACR, EORTC). The Breast Unit provides the oncoplastic surgical care of 12% of all newly diagnosed primary breast cancers in the country, it controls and takes part in the national population breast screening programme, performs the radiotherapy of a much larger population of 4.5 million inhabitants and controls and performs the medical oncological breast care of the central region of the country. The multidisciplinary care has the merit of the highly educated breast specialists of different scientific fields (with academic degrees and UEMS qualifications) operating according to the Breast Unit criteria of EUSOMA. The Unit participates in several national and international clinical trials and prospective studies. Furthermore, there are several colleagues for rehabilitation and psycho-oncological and social care.

From airport:
There are busses from the airport to the end station of Metro 3. Then change to Metro 2 at Deak Ferenc ter station and travel to Deli Palyaudvar station. The Institute is just a 5-minute walk.

By train:
A major train station (Deli Palyaudvar) is just a 5-minute walk from the National Institute of Oncology.

By bus or sub-way/underground:
The end station of Metro 2 (Deli Palyaudvar) is just a 5-minute walk from the National Institute of Oncology.

By car:
The Institute can easily be approached from the direction of Szell Kalman ter, a major intersection. Parking places are available along streets Kekgolyo utca and Rath Gyorgy utca.