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Women wait in line to be seen at a UNICEF supported mobile health clinic, in the village of Rubkuai, Unity State, South Sudan, on February 16, 2017.

How Self-Care Can Fill Gaps in Cervical Cancer Screening

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Tools that allow self-sampling for HPV testing can help overcome barriers to screenings such as transportation, cost, and fear of pain

Women workers plant beans, in Majalaya, Indonesia, on October 12, 2017.

Indonesia's Efforts to Lead Cervical Cancer Elimination

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The country's ambitious vaccination and treatment strategies seek to eliminate its cervical cancer burden by 2027

USAID Cuts Could Sever HPV Prevention

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Slashing global aid will limit access to the HPV vaccine and widen disparities in cervical cancer

USAID Cuts Could Sever HPV Prevention

Easing the Cervical Cancer Disease Burden In India

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A potential solution to the country's cervical cancer problem

Easing the Cervical Cancer Disease Burden In India

HPV Vaccination and the Quest to Solve India's Cervical Cancer Problem

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Misinformation, stigma, and health disparities have stalled HPV vaccination

HPV Vaccination and the Quest to Solve India's Cervical Cancer Problem

The Dangers of Confusing Vaccine Hesitancy with Vaccine Access

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Framing "the vaccine hesitant" as a category of people is a critical error

The Dangers of Confusing Vaccine Hesitancy with Vaccine Access

Tackling Cancer Through Universal Health Coverage

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Turning the tide through prevention, treatment, and other cancer control interventions depends on strong health systems

People sit in a chemotherapy ward while undergoing treatment for cancer at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra, Ghana on April 24, 2012. Most of Africa's 2,000 languages have no word for cancer. Picture shows two people in comfortable chairs from the chest down. at least one of them has an IV in her arm, presumably an infusion of chemo meds. REUTERS/Olivier Asselin

The Growing Cancer Threat in Africa

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Cancer mortality is increasing in sub-Saharan Africa, where the needed health care infrastructure is still lacking

Women sit as they prepare for screenings during the breast cancer prevention campaign in Abidjan, Ivory Coast on October 12, 2019. Image shows a row of several women wearing colorful clothes. REUTERS/Luc Gnago