Irie Vibes, an art and music event, and also a platform for the prevention and eradication of Cervical Cancer, is set to hold tomorrow at the Lagos Fringe Festival, Freedom Park, Lagos.

The World Health Organization on Tuesday launched a strategy to rid the world of cervical cancer, stressing that broad use of vaccines, new tests and treatments could save five million lives by 2050.

Cervical cancer could be wiped out in Britain within two decades and the world within a century. That is if vaccination and screening programme targets are met, according to the scientists who made the calculations. World health officials plan for 90 per cent of schoolgirls to be vaccinated against human papillomavirus (HPV) by 2030. The…

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Sisters of Jannah (SoJ) in Zaria, Kaduna State, has called on the government and other stakeholders to embark on aggressive awareness campaign against cervical cancer in the North.

Consultant Gynecological Oncologist at the University College London Hospital, UK, Adeola Olaitan has recommended regular screening as well as early presentations as ways to facilitate prevention of cervical cancer among Nigerian women.

Experts in oncology have said to improve breast and cervical cancer care and treatment as well as reduce its prevalence in Nigeria, delay in the presentation must be tackled at all levels.

The Rotary International District 9110 has revealed plans to eliminate the spread of cervical cancer, congenital heart diseases and also poverty in Lagos and Ogun states.

Women in Lagos State will be opportune to get continuous access to free cervical cancer screening and treatment options within their community health...

A statement by the World Health Organisation (WHO) on the World Cancer Day, Monday 4th February revealed that nine out of ten women who die from cervical cancer are from poor countries, and that if action is not taken, deaths arising from the disease will increase by almost 50 per cent by 2040. The most…

A Gynaecologist, Dr Adebayo Bamisebi, on Sunday advised women to get themselves vaccinated against sexually transmitted infection like genital warts...

Pap smears can be quite painful to get, sometimes literally and other times mentally, from the stirrups to the jelly that never quite gets cleaned off totally by your gynaecologist. All women between the ages of 21 and 65 years old should get a Pap smear at least once every three years from 21 to…