Demand for Equity and Unity: Cervical Cancer Survivors in Africa Speak Out
After finishing her treatment, Nakawala-Mayond, started a Facebook page to raise awareness of cervical cancer - within four weeks the page had about 130,000
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After finishing her treatment, Nakawala-Mayond, started a Facebook page to raise awareness of cervical cancer - within four weeks the page had about 130,000
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Last week, at the 73rd session of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for Africa in Gaborone, Botswana, I stood with health leaders from across the African continent to call on countries to reaffirm their commitments to eliminate cervical cancer and act quickly to bolster essential health services.
The Commonwealth Secretariat marked London Global Cancer Week by hosting a high-level event to reflect on the Commonwealth’s commitment to eliminating cervical cancer as a public health problem.
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