At a recent gathering of SOLACE project partners in Prague, we were thrilled to welcome Dr. Anna Kerpel-Fronius, MD, PhD, head of Radiology at the National Korányi Institute for Pulmonology in Budapest, Hungary, as the new Scientific Coordinator of the SOLACE project .
Dr. Kerpel-Fronius’s extensive experience in low-dose CT lung cancer pilots in Hungary, as well as her dedication to advancing healthcare access, makes her an invaluable addition to the SOLACE leadership team.
“It is a great honour to become Scientific coordinator of SOLACE in its final year. We know that low-dose CT lung cancer screening works and we want to improve access across Europe. No matter where you live, your background, or what your personal health history is, early diagnosis saves lives.” – Dr. Anna Kerpel-Fronius
Read Dr. Kerpel-Fronius’s profile here.
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