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The Latest Breaking News from Cervical Cancer

Global Effort To Combat Cervical Cancer Receives 0M Funding

World Bank, Gates Foundation, and UN pledge 0 million to combat cervical cancer, focusing on prevention and treatment in low-income countries.

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A vaccine that prevents six cancers

With HPV vaccination, we can prevent cervical cancers that can seriously affect a woman’s health.

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Keep it wholesome: On shaping a national cervical cancer control programme

For any programme to handle cervical cancer to be wholesome, it must assimilate a screening aspect that all women can access

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Elon Musk Ignites Birth Control Debate, Women Respond To His Controversial Post

Women also raised concerns regarding potential links between using the pill and increased risks of developing breast and cervical cancer.

International Business Times UK

‘I wish I’d had someone like me to talk to’: the mothers helping fight cervical cancer in Malawi

The country has one of the world’s highest death rates from the disease but a campaign led by young mothers is ensuring girls have access to the HPV vaccine

The Guardian - UK

Indian actress Poonam Pandey fakes death to raise cervical cancer awareness

Influencer attracts a social media backlash but stands by her bizarre stunt

Evening Standard

Mumbai based Influencer files complaint against Poonam Pandey for faking death on social media

Social media influencer Faizan Ansari gave a written complaint to the Mumbai police and demanded the arrest of model Poonam Pandey for spreading false rumours of her death to get publicity and create a sensation by misleading people. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Indian model Poonam Pandey fakes cervical cancer death, triggering a row

Poonam Pandey announces death on Instagram, inviting flurry of reports and obituaries. Next day, she says it was fake.

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Over 8,500 new cases of cervical cancer in Tamil Nadu in 2023, says Centre

Chennai has a high incidence rate of cervical cancer, but it is preventable through screening and vaccination.

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Karnataka to start doorstep screening of oral and breast cancers along with other NCDs under ‘Gruha Arogya’

Facilitating early detection of oral, breast, and cervical cancers in the population, the State government is all set to roll out ‘Gruha Arogya’ under which door-to-door screening of these cancers along with other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) will be taken up.

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Rural awareness campaigns a must before cervical cancer vaccine rollout, say doctors

Union Finance Minister announces commitment to vaccinate girls aged 9-14 against cervical cancer, but doctors stress need for awareness campaigns.

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Indian model Poonam Pandey fakes death to raise cervical cancer awareness

Reality TV star reveals social media stunt and says she is proud of what ‘death news has been able to achieve’

The Guardian - UK

Poonam Pandey says 'I'm alive' after reports of her death from cervical cancer

Model-actor Poonam Pandey says 'I'm alive' after reports of her death from cervical cancer. Read further on Dynamite News:

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'Lock Upp' fame Poonam Pandey dies of cervical cancer, says her manager

Actor and model Poonam Pandey passed away on Friday at the age of 32 due to cervical cancer. Read further on Dynamite news:

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Vaccine skepticism, equity issues hinder cervical cancer fight - Roll Call

Despite a well-proven vaccine, efforts to quash preventable cancer have been thwarted, particularly in low-income areas.

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Health Ministry yet to take a call on beginning HPV vaccination campaign for adolescent girls

The Health Ministry maintained that it is yet to take a decision on starting a vaccination campaign against the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), despite reports that it is set to offer the vaccine from the second quarter of this year.

International Business Times

Women's Health On Show, A Little, At CES

Among the more than 3,500 booths at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, only a few focus exclusively on women's health, including a cervical cancer screening device and a wristband to anticipate hot flushes.

The Guardian - UK

Cervical cancer: why scientists think it could soon be eliminated

Thanks to the HPV vaccine and the national cervical screening programme, cervical cancer rates have dropped significantly in the UK over the past 15 years. Some governments are now setting targets to eliminate the disease

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FPAI launches nation-wide vaccine drive against cervical cancer

FPAI launches HPV Vaccination drive across India to vaccinate girls & women against cervical cancer. Donations reduce cost to ₹1,350/dose.

The Independent UK

Monitoring abnormal cells ‘could increase cervical cancer risk in long term’

The Danish study looked at the records of women with cells deemed a ‘medium risk’ over a 20-year period.

AAP

Cervical cancer survivor's self-screening test warning

There's been a 24-fold increase in Victorians self-screening for cervical cancer, with 8000 samples taken from those who had never been tested before.

Evening Standard

Four in ten London women not screened for cervical cancer

NHS bosses urge women to come forward for potentially 'life saving' appointment

The Independent UK

Number attending cervical screening appointments at lowest level since 2020

NHS England is urging people to attend their appointments when invited.

The Conversation

Cervical cancer: NHS pledge to eradicate disease by 2040 can be achieved – here's how

The NHS has pledged to eliminate cervical cancer in England by 2040. This will be achieved by amping up current vaccination and screening programmes.

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