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Cancer Group Issues Urgent Appeal On Budget Cuts For Cervical Cancer Prevention; Urges Lawmakers To Increase Budget For HPV Vaccination - Vimarsana News

Cancer Group Issues Urgent Appeal On Budget Cuts For Cervical Cancer Prevention; Urges Lawmakers To Increase Budget For HPV Vaccination

Stand up and speak out for our young girls and women – this is the message of Cancer Coalition Philippines (CCPh), voicing alarm over the dwindling budget

Health experts call for intensified efforts to raise HPV awareness, address misconceptions - Vimarsana News

Health experts call for intensified efforts to raise HPV awareness, address misconceptions

According to health experts, members of the academe, and other health advocates, increasing awareness of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine and addressing misconceptions about it among parents is essential to improving vaccine uptake. HPV, a sexually transmitted infection, is the cause of most cervical cancers. Cervical cancer is the second…

'Call for Solidarity Against Cancer' made public in celebration of Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month - Vimarsana News

'Call for Solidarity Against Cancer' made public in celebration of Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month

Cancer is a major public health and economic issue, and its burden is set to spiral. That is why cancer

'Celebration of life' | Philstar.com - Vimarsana News

'Celebration of life' | Philstar.com

Issued fifteen years ago, Proclamation 1676 mandated that every fourth week of April each year must be observed as the Head and Neck Cancer Consciousness Week.

JV: Health laws still 'works in progress' - Vimarsana News

JV: Health laws still 'works in progress'

Four years after the Universal Health Care law and the National Integrated Cancer Control Act were passed, they remain to be “works in progress,” Sen. JV Ejercito said yesterday.