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Defeating Cervical Cancer: Improving Access to Testing to Save Lives

29 January 2025
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Defeating Cervical Cancer: Improving Access to Testing to Save Lives
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Cervical cancer remains a significant global health concern, with South Africa experiencing a high burden of new cases and deaths each year. Efforts to eliminate the disease focus on HPV vaccination for youth and expanding access to screening, particularly through innovative self-collection testing. Challenges include low awareness among women, the need for affordable testing options, and gaps in healthcare provider knowledge. Training programs and community engagement initiatives are underway to address these issues and improve early detection rates. The ultimate goal is to create a comprehensive approach that combines education, innovation, and policy changes to reduce the impact of cervical cancer in South Africa.

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