A delegation of doctors and healthcare policy leaders visited Utah on a technical exchange to learn best practices for the early detection of women’s cancers. These Uzbek leaders received hands-on training and observed medical procedures at a world-leading cancer institute in a program developed by University of Utah doctors, who have previously conducted simliar trainings in Central Asia. The delegation also engaged with research centers, state officials, and global non-profits to explore effective strategies for clinical care and healthcare policy. Following the visit, the Uzbek team is developing a pilot project to implement these approaches regionally, with support from The Stirling Foundation and other global partners.