TruScreen CEO, Martin Dillon commented: "Adding South Africa is a major milestone in our African distribution strategy. The majority of African nations are emerging economies with limited or no screening laboratory infrastructure. The TruScreen technology will assist to reduce deaths from cervical cancer. TruScreen is also well suited to increase the screening rates in 47 WHO member nations looking to achieve 70% screening rates by 2030."
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