How to Prevent Cervical Cancer? Causes, Symptoms & HPV Vaccine | Dr Samra Khurram with Shams Ul Haq Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers in women — but the good news is, it’s preventable. The HPV vaccine has been proven to reduce the risk of cervical cancer by targeting the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), which is the leading cause of this deadly disease. | Qasim Ali Shah Foundation

Getting the HPV vaccine when you’re young can protect against several types of cancers later in life. It's safe, effective, and now free for all people ages 9-26 in BC. Learn more about the HPV vaccine and how to book an appointment via the website we'll share in the comments. Future you will thank you. | Government of British Columbia

Pakistan has initiated its first-ever Human Papillomavirus (HPV) immunization campaign, a crucial milestone towards the prevention of cervical cancer. The campaign was initiated on Monday with the District Health Officer's daughter being administered the first vaccine. The launch was attended by Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal, who appealed to people not to be misled by propaganda or misinformation about the vaccine and instead remain well-informed. The campaign focuses on the role of prevent

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