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In a significant move towards improving public health, the Central Government has joined forces with State Governments to ...

Women who were sexually active before they turned 18 may be more likely to suffer cervical cancer later in life, a study ...

The team commended Rwanda for the commitment to strengthen cancer control and the significant progress made since a previous ...

From female-specific conditions to gender differences in disease symptoms, there is so much to grasp about women’s health.

In observance of International Women's Day, the Society for Public Health Education, Research, and Engagement (SPHERE) at the Department of Public Health, University of the Punjab, in collaboration ...

Spread awareness about rising breast and cervical cancer cases in India, with emphasis on prevention and early detection.

Rwanda has taken important steps to tackle preventable cancers nation-wide, a recent international assessment has found. This includes measures to ...

The United Kingdom has launched the world’s first clinical trial for a personalised cancer vaccine. Unlike traditional ...

Community members share their immunization stories ahead of a free HPV vaccine clinic being held at Harwood Union MS/HS on March 12.

The India Embassy in Ghana, in partnership with the World Health Organisation (WHO) and other partners, have held ...

Adding Nykode Therapeutics' VB10.16 vaccine to treatment with Roche's cancer immunotherapy Tecentriq resulted in disease control in two-thirds of patients with advanced cervical cancer. The ...