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Experts Advocate Screening and Symptom Awareness for Better Cervical Cancer Outcomes - Vimarsana News

Experts Advocate Screening and Symptom Awareness for Better Cervical Cancer Outcomes

Some women with cervical cancer experience a delay in diagnosis because they thought their symptoms, such as heavy bleeding and breakthrough bleeding, are a normal part of perimenopause. Cancer survivors, Eden Lucero and Analy Asignacion, shared that they were unaware their heavy menstrual bleeding, bleeding between periods, and pelvic pain…

Overcoming Ripple Effects of COVID-19 to Boost Patient Outcomes: 3 Insights - Vimarsana News

Overcoming Ripple Effects of COVID-19 to Boost Patient Outcomes: 3 Insights

Here are three considerations for closing gaps in care among patients with chronic or potentially complex conditions.

Anti-abortion activists set vigils near OKC, Edmond Planned Parenthoods - Vimarsana News

Anti-abortion activists set vigils near OKC, Edmond Planned Parenthoods

Activists will be outside two Planned Parenthood centers to spread their anti-abortion message as part of the Oklahoma City 40 Days for Life campaign.

Prevent Cancer Foundation® awards $250,000 to LGBTQ+ cancer prevention and early detection programs throughout the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Prevent Cancer Foundation® awards $250,000 to LGBTQ+ cancer prevention and early detection programs throughout the U.S.

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Labor will fund enhanced mental health patient navigation program to solve Gutwein's chaotic approach - Vimarsana News

Labor will fund enhanced mental health patient navigation program to solve Gutwein's chaotic approach

Tasmanian Labor Labor’s Patient Navigation Program will improve mental health care Program will enable better support and outcomes A Majority Labor Government will fund an enhanced Patient Navigation Program to improve the integration of mental health care and ensure no Tasmanian is left behind in the state’s mental health system. Labor Leader Rebecca White said the fragmented Tasmanian system under the Liberals leads to poor clinical outcomes and ongoing frustration in the community. “The mental health system under the Liberals is a maze with insurmountable barriers for many patients, ...