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We are working on some exciting changes to support our leaders in new ways. We want your experience to be fun and rewarding. Thank you for all of your hard work…
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NCCC Ambassador
NCCC has developed content—posts, images, and messages—on several different topics, customized for several social media platforms. We offer credible, science-based sexual health information in a format that is easy to…
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NCCC Ambassador
Changes to Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines
On August 21, 2018, the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) announced updates to its cervical cancer screening guidelines. USPSTF recommendations now include three options for women and their healthcare…
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Changes to Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines
HPV Vaccine: Protect Yourself and Your Kids
ASHA, in collaboration with WebMD and The Yellow Umbrella Organization, has developed a new resource for WedMD called HPV Vaccine: Protect Yourself and Your Kids. This new resource is for…
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HPV Vaccine: Protect Yourself and Your Kids
Action Needed: Sign On Letter to Protect Women’s Cancer Services
Please sign our letter to Congress to say you support services to detect and prevent cancer in women! (more…)
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Action Needed: Sign On Letter to Protect Women’s Cancer Services
Tips To Keep Incontinence From Interfering With Your Sex Live
If you struggle with incontinence and have concerns about leaking during sex, you're not alone. The American Foundation for Urologic Disease (AFUD) reports that one in three women with stress incontinence…
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Tips To Keep Incontinence From Interfering With Your Sex Live
ASHA Board Member’s Cervical Cancer Blog is Featured on the Huffington Post
“Part of our first-world indifference lies in the assumption that this is a disease relegated to the developing world. While it is true that the heaviest burden is in low-income…
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ASHA Board Member’s Cervical Cancer Blog is Featured on the Huffington Post
Study Says Cervical Cancer Death Rates Are Far Higher Than We Thought
New research finds that women in the U.S. are dying from cervical cancer at rates far higher than we realized, especially black women. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University examined the…
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Study Says Cervical Cancer Death Rates Are Far Higher Than We Thought