NTL HEALTHCARE Presents CerviCARE AI in South Africa
NTL HEALTHCARE presented its CerviCARE AI cervical screening system at WHX Johannesburg 2026 from October 6 to 8, the company said in a press release. More than 200 representatives from distributors, healthcare institutions and policy organizations visited its booth.
The South Korean company met with policymakers and academic representatives to discuss implementation and potential partnerships in South Africa. It also supplied the product to Zimbabwe during the event and plans to use South Africa as a base for expansion into nearby markets, following pilot projects in Zambia, Uganda and Tanzania.
CerviCARE AI analyzes cervical images for potential lesions and returns results within five seconds without an internet connection. NTL HEALTHCARE said tests found 98% sensitivity and 95.5% specificity for detecting high risk lesions.
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