Cervical cancer is one of the few preventable cancers. As a chapter leader who is a retired healthcare provider and educator, I have the opportunity to increase awareness about cervical cancer prevention strategies. The prevention strategies include cervical cancer vaccines, Pap testing with and without co-testing, and the follow-up of abnormal results.
Want to learn more about the chapter? Interested in volunteering for an upcoming event or fundraiser, or just getting more information? Contact Denise Linton to learn more.
Chapter Leader Denise Linton-Scott, an author and woman of faith, recently released her book Walking in Trust.
Are you facing loss, disaster, or pain that feels unbearable? Wondering where God is—or too weary to care? Denise, once a careful planner who avoided pain, found herself shattered by unexpected losses that changed everything.
With honesty and vulnerability, she shares her journey through grief and uncertainty to renewed faith and strength. Walking in Trust invites readers to find hope, healing, and the courage to trust God through life’s hardest seasons.
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A Conversation on Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer is preventable and that’s something to celebrate. We still have work to do though as some communities – especially people of color and rural residents – tend to be diagnosed with cervical cancer more frequently (and often with a more advanced stage). Chapter leader Denise Linton, DNS, RN, FNP, FAANP discusses ways to make medical care more accessible and welcoming for everyone. Dr. Linton also offers insights on the value of clinical trials in developing new therapies and how we can do a better job of making them far more inclusive.
Cervical Cancer Prevention in Louisiana
This downloadable fact sheet outlines the key steps to prevent cervical cancer—vaccinate early and screen regularly. Customized for the Lafayette chapter, it also highlights statistics that show the burden of cervical cancer in Louisiana.