Prof. Dr. Sarper Diler, MD, PhD, CHTC, D-Hom, IO is an internationally recognized physician-scientist, professor, integrative oncologist, and healthcare innovator whose work bridges conventional medicine with evidence-informed complementary and integrative healthcare systems.
For more than 30 years, he served at Istanbul University Istanbul Medical Faculty, contributing to education, clinical research, systems physiology, neurophysiology, transplantation immunology, integrative medicine, and advanced healthcare innovation. Prof. Diler currently serves as Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Nicholas Gonzalez Foundation in the United States and actively participates in international physician education, oncology research, patient advocacy, and integrative healthcare development.
More than three decades of academic medicine, clinical research, transplantation immunology, integrative oncology, physician education and international healthcare leadership across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Africa.
Graduated from Tarsus American College and completed medical education at Istanbul University Istanbul Medical Faculty. Earned a PhD in Medical Biology and Genetics, establishing scientific foundations in transplantation immunology, systems physiology, neurophysiology, and medical genetics.
Participated in advanced scientific programs across the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, the United States, Spain, Italy, and South Africa. Worked with Eurotransplant, WMDA, NMDP, and international donor systems. During this period, Prof. Diler also began integrating complementary and evidence-informed approaches into his clinical framework, including studies in homeopathy, microbiome science, and metabolic medicine.
Served in international healthcare and oncology leadership roles including WMDA strategic committees, Myeloma Patients Europe (MPE), International Lymphoma Coalition (LC), and ECCO. During this period Prof. Diler developed and refined structured integrative oncology frameworks, including the DARE (Diler's Atherion Recoding Expression) therapeutic protocol and advanced microbiome-based treatment approaches.
Currently serving as Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Nicholas Gonzalez Foundation in the United States. Delivering structured integrative oncology education programs for healthcare professionals. Leading clinical advisory services through Ovital International for complex oncology and chronic disease cases. Contributing to the development of scalable, evidence-informed integrative healthcare models in the United States.
In 2020 and 2021, Prof. Diler delivered structured training programs for healthcare professionals in integrative oncology, demonstrating measurable success in participant outcomes and professional adoption of evidence-informed integrative frameworks.
Prof. Dr. Sarper Diler's international experience spans transplantation systems, academic medicine, integrative oncology, physician education, healthcare innovation and scientific leadership across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Africa.
Active participation in international donor systems, transplantation immunology networks, stem cell registries and global marrow donor coordination programs.
More than three decades of academic medicine, scientific research, physician training and clinical leadership within one of Türkiye's leading medical institutions.
Development of advanced integrative oncology models combining systems physiology, microbiome medicine, metabolic science and patient-centered healthcare approaches.
Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board supporting education, research and international awareness programs in integrative oncology and patient-centered medicine.
International educational programs, physician development initiatives, scientific mentoring and healthcare innovation projects across multiple countries.
International scientific leadership combining academic medicine, integrative oncology, transplantation systems, healthcare innovation and global collaboration.
Prof. Dr. Sarper Diler believes that medicine should not focus solely on disease management, but on understanding the whole individual. Integrative oncology combines evidence-informed science, systems physiology, nutrition, microbiome medicine, cancer metabolism and patient-centered care into a unified healthcare model.
His philosophy is influenced by decades of academic medicine, transplantation science, oncology, genetics and international healthcare leadership. This approach seeks to bridge conventional medicine with scientifically grounded complementary healthcare systems while maintaining rigorous academic standards.
Through his work with the Nicholas Gonzalez Foundation, physician education initiatives and global healthcare collaborations, Prof. Diler advocates a future where healthcare becomes more personalized, preventive, patient-centered and biologically informed.
Prof. Dr. Sarper Diler’s international presence includes scientific interviews, educational webinars, healthcare podcasts, congress lectures, physician education programs and public-health communication activities focused on integrative oncology, evidence-informed cancer care and global healthcare contribution.
International healthcare communication focused on integrative oncology, physician education, evidence-informed medicine, patient-centered care and multidisciplinary cancer support systems.
Participation in congress lectures, healthcare webinars, educational platforms, media interviews and professional training programs for evidence-informed integrative healthcare systems.
Global scientific leadership through integrative oncology education, international medical networks, patient advocacy, healthcare innovation and evidence-informed cancer care communication.
Universities, healthcare institutions, scientific organizations, physician groups, patient advocacy communities and international congress committees are welcome to connect regarding collaborative research, healthcare education, integrative oncology initiatives, scientific speaking engagements and global healthcare innovation projects.