As part of the International Colposcopy Course and Symposium held in Nevşehir, Turkish and foreign scientists ascended into the sky in hot air balloons, a symbol of Cappadocia, to draw attention to the importance of early diagnosis, HPV vaccination, and screening in cervical cancer. Speaking at the event, Prof. Dr. Murat Gültekin stated that Türkiye could be among the first countries to eliminate cervical cancer thanks to its screening programs …
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As part of the International Colposcopy Course and Symposium held in Nevşehir, Turkish and foreign scientists ascended into the sky in hot air balloons, a symbol of Cappadocia, to draw attention to the importance of early diagnosis, HPV vaccination, and screening in cervical cancer. Speaking at the event, Prof. Dr. Murat Gültekin stated that Türkiye could be among the first countries to eliminate cervical cancer thanks to its screening programs …