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

Indonesia's Efforts to Lead Cervical Cancer Elimination

by Dawn Celine Siaw Chern Poh, Joanne Manrique, Taylor Bourne, Edward L. Trimble, Kee B. Park

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

USAID Cuts Could Sever HPV Prevention
Gender

USAID Cuts Could Sever HPV Prevention

by Binay Shah

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

Gender

Easing the Cervical Cancer Disease Burden In India

by Sneha Khedkar
Easing the Cervical Cancer Disease Burden In India
Gender

The Path to Vaccinating the World Against HPV

by Kelly Compton, Annie Chan
The Path to Vaccinating the World Against HPV
Gender

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

by Anoushka Arora, Parth Sharma
HPV Vaccination and the Quest to Solve India's Cervical Cancer Problem
Poverty

Tackling Cancer Through Universal Health Coverage

by Sally G. Cowal, Christian Sellars
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