TÜRKAN SAYLAN’I KAYBETTIK.. TÜRKAN SAYLAN DIED…

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“MÜCADELE KADINI” UNUTULMAYACAK!

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OGUZ GÜREL-TURKEY

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VAHIT AKCA-TURKEY

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DR. TANER ÖZEK-TURKEY

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BURAK OKTAY-TURKEY

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Kenan SÝNANOGLU


Türkan SAYLAN . . .

O bir inciydi
Doðururdu kendini
Derin sularda . . .

– Huzurlar ona –

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HALIS DOKGÖZ-TURKEY

 

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EMRE YILMAZ/TURKEY

 

Outstanding Turkish scientist and public figure Turkan Saylan dies


Istanbul – APA. Chairperson of the Turkish Association for Support of Contemporary Living,
outstanding scientist and public figure Turkan Saylan died, APA reports quoting Turkish news agencies.
Professor Saylan suffered from lung cancer for a long time and died in the Institute of
Oncology of Istanbul University medical faculty at 04.30 local time. Her two sons and the representatives
of the association were with her before her death. Saylan will be buried
in Zincirlikuyu cemetery in Istanbul on May 20.

Turkan Saylan was born in Istanbul in 1935.
She graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of Istanbul University, and later studied in the UK.
She died research work in England and France and became professor in 1977.
Saylan concentrated her work on Leprosy from 1976 onwards and founded the Society
for the Struggle against Leprosy (SSAL) in the same year. In 1986 she received the International Gandhi Prize.
For about 30 years till 2006, she was a consultant to the World Health Organization (WHO) on Leprosy.
She was one of the founders and deputy chairperson of the International Leprosy Union,
 member of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology. In 1989,
Turkan Saylan founded the Association for Support of Contemporary Living (ASCL) in Istanbul
together with a group of colleagues. He was awarded a number of prizes in the country and abroad.
 On April 13, Turkan Saylan’s house and the offices of the association were
searched by the police in connection with the Ergenekon.