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In Turkey, almost 50 clinics are certified by JCI

In Turkey, almost 50 clinics are certified by JCI

In Turkey, 49 clinics are certified by the Joint Commission International (JCI).

JCI is the most solid and oldest medical monitoring organization in the world, therefore it is very prestigious to have certification from this organization.

Let us note that, for example, Israel, which is the recognized as a leader in the medical field, has only 20 clinics certified in JCI.

In Turkey, treat complicated diseases such as cancer of various etymologies, carry out neurosurgical therapy, and also make bone marrow transplantation according to the author's methods.

Therefore, Turkey is becoming more and more in demand among foreigners who come here to be treated. As practice shows, more than half of the cases that are considered deadly in post-Soviet countries are successfully cured in Turkey.

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