The conference at the Faculty of Medical Sciences of the Universidad Nacional del Litoral addressed to researchers, students, residents, and healthcare professionals drew significant attendance.

Guest lecturers Silvina Arrossi and Melisa Paolino presented on cervical cancer prevention, HPV test implementation, self-collection, and continuity of care.

Furthermore, they introduced the TITA App Project to attendees, a study evaluating a digital health intervention designed to provide evidence-based information, mitigate the psychosocial impact associated with a positive HPV result, and promote the women´s continuum of care.