According to the Global Cancer Observatory 2021 data, approximately 233,834 individuals are diagnosed with cancer each year in Turkey, with around 126,335 cancer-related deaths annually. These figures highlight the growing need for innovative cancer treatments, including immunotherapy and targeted therapies. In response, the Turkish government has launched several initiatives to enhance the development and accessibility of such treatments. One key effort is the Ministry of Health's National Cancer Control Program, aimed at reducing cancer incidence and mortality through early detection, prevention, and advanced treatment options. Additionally, Turkey has been strengthening its healthcare infrastructure by investing in modern facilities and specialized cancer centers. A notable example is the Ankara Oncology Research and Training Hospital, which offers cutting-edge care to cancer patients.
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