By vaccinating your daughter on time, before her 15th birthday, you can protect her from most cervical cancers and four other HPV cancers. Cervical cancer is preventable. Get your daughter the HPV vaccine today! #PreventGlobalHPVCancers

All women should get cervical cancer screening tests between ages 25-49 years. Getting timely screening tests helps you detect and get early treatment options. Visit a health facility to get screened. #PreventGlobalHPVCancers
#InternationalWomensDay

During the International Women's Day celebrations, Mama Kisumu, Mrs. Dorothy Nyong'o advocated for girls aged 10-14 years old to be vaccinated and women of reproductive age to get screened for #cervicalcancer in Seme Sub-county.  2nd slide, she is encouraging a 10 year old girl..

Discover innovative solutions to increase HPV vaccine and screening uptake in Kenya and LMICs in this enlightening webinar 'Road to Cervical Cancer Elimination'
Registration link: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Date: 20 March 2024
Time: 2pm-3pm (EAT)

#CervicalCancer
#HPV
#Healthcare

Did you know? HPV vaccine can prevent over 70% of cervical cancers when given between ages 10 to 14. Take your daughter to the nearest health facility for the free vaccine.
#PreventGlobalHPVCancers
#ValentinesDay

Today is International HPV Awareness Day!
We can prevent HPV and reduce the risk of HPV-related cancer through increased awareness, vaccination and cervical screening.
#onelessworry
Learn more about HPV here: askabouthpv.org/hpv-facts/what…

Cervical cancer can affect any woman – but you can stop it with regular cervical screening tests. Visit a health facility to get your cervical cancer screening. #PreventGlobalHPVCancers
#ACancerFreeAfrica
#InternationalWomensDay

Happy International Women's day!
Let's stand with our women in the fight against Cervical Cancer!

American Cancer Society Africa Cancer Fdn KILELE Health

Women living with HIV are 6 times more likely to develop cervical cancer compared to those without.
Regular screening is key!
#CervicalCancerRisk
#CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth

Understanding cervical cancer risk factors is crucial for early detection and prevention. Co-infection (STIs) can elevate the risk of cervical cancer.
Contact your healthcare provider.
#CervicalCancerAwareness
#PreventionMatters

Smoking doubles the risk of cervical cancer in women. Tobacco by-products can harm cervix cell DNA, potentially leading to cancer.
Get help today!
#CervicalCancerRisk
#QuitSmoking

Did you know engaging in sexual intercourse at an early age increases your risk of Cervical Cancer?
HPV is a common sexually transmitted infection. Almost all sexually active people will be infected at some point in their lives, usually without symptoms. #CervicalCancerAwareness

HPV vaccination can prevent cervical cancer.It is available free of charge in all government facilities providing routine immunizations. It is given in two doses to all girls between 10-14 years of age.
#ActNow #StopCervicalCancer
#90:70:90Targets

More than 90% of all cervical cancers are caused by the Human
Papillomavirus (HPV) and there is a vaccine to prevent infection.
#ccam2024
#learn
#prevent
#screen

Empower yourself against cervical cancer – take action today! Schedule your preventive screening and be a champion for your health. Prevention starts with you.
#CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth
#PreventCervicalCancer

The human papillomavirus is the leading cause of #cervicalcancer worldwide, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths every year. Here’s everything you need to know about the life-saving HPV vaccine: bit.ly/474ohf8 #VaccinesWork

In Kenya, the HPV vaccine is available free of charge at any government facility offering routine immunizations for children. It is given in two doses, six months apart to girls between 10-14 years of age.Get your daughter vaccinated today to prevent cervical cancer
#ActNow

Join us this afternoon for a captivating conversation as we commemorate Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. We will be discussing 'Breaking Silence: Cervical Cancer Solutions in Screening and Early Referrals.'
Registration is ongoing: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Know the Risks, Protect Your Health
Understanding the risk factors for cervical cancer is the first step in prevention. Multiple sexual partners, smoking, and a weakened immune system are just a few factors. Stay informed, make healthy choices, and prioritize your #CervicalHealth