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The Global Battle Against Cervical Cancer
Every 60 seconds, someone’s mom, wife, sister, aunt or daughter is diagnosed with cervical cancer.
Ending Cervical Cancer, TogetHER
TogetHER for Health is working with global partners to end cervical cancer for all women.
Seeking to understand and improve Indonesia’s cervical cancer response
It’s estimated that 50 Indonesian women lose their lives to cervical cancer every day.
A commitment from women is helping to eliminate cervical cancer in Malawi
A staggering 2,000 women are likely to die from cervical cancer in Malawi each year.
Leading the Way to a Cervical Cancer Free Future
Technology and innovation are vital for turning the unthinkable into a possibility and achieving a cervical cancer free future.
Stopping cervical cancer from killing 9 Kenyan women each day
The STOP cervical cancer initiative is arming Kenyan women with the right information and resources to prevent cervical cancer.
Conquering cervical cancer: the early days in Australia.
One way and another, I have spent a long time in a field we used to call “public education about cancer”.
Strategy to save 62 million lives world-wide
In some of the poorest countries in the world, cervical cancer is the leading cause of cancer death, but it is preventable.
Cervical cancer survivor: Kirsty Browne
My world turned inside out overnight when I was 26 and my doctor told me I had a rare type of cervical cancer.
Clinical trials in Australia and the HPV vaccine
Every year, Australian children are immunised against the human papillomavirus that causes most cervical cancers.
Cervical cancer survivor: Nanthini Tanabal
570,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer every year. In 2018, 31 year old Nanthini Tanabal was one of them.
Fear the pap smear? Self- sampling gives Malaysian women control
A collaboration between the University of Malaya and the VCS Foundation is reducing stress around cervical screening in Malaysia.