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NCCC North Carolina (Chapel Hill) Chapter Get in Touch with NCCC Chapel Hill Aisha McClellan Chapter Leader Aisha McClellanAround my 32nd birthday, I knew something wasn’t right. I had been…
NCCC North Carolina (Chapel Hill) Chapter Get in Touch with NCCC Chapel Hill Aisha McClellan Chapter Leader Aisha McClellanAround my 32nd birthday, I knew something wasn’t right. I had been…
NCCC Rhode Island Chapter Get in Touch with NCCC Rhode Island Jenna DiLascio: NCCC Rhode Island Chapter Leader The Rhode Island Roses Chapter is an extension of the Rockland Roses Chapter,…
NCCC Florida (South Miami) Chapter Get in Touch with NCCC Florida (South Miami) Chapter Leader: Toré Kelley My name is Toré Kelley but to large my family, I am Dutchess—the…
Three organizations—ACS, ACOG, and HRSA—have each recently endorsed new guidelines for cervical cancer screening. All of them discuss screening with self collected samples.
NCCC Texas (Oak Cliff) Chapter Get in Touch with NCCC Oak Cliff Chapter Leader: Tionne Lewis My name is Tionne Lewis and I am 49 years old. I was born…
Australia has been a leader in HPV-prevention and cervical cancer screening for decades. Because of this, it is now close to eliminating cervical cancer entirely. However, recent drops in vaccination and screening rates threaten this progress.
The American Cancer Society (ACS) released new recommendations for cervical cancer screening that focus on HPV testing and approve the use of self-collected samples.
The Arizona Chapter of the National Cervical Cancer Coalition has been a powerful voice in cervical cancer awareness and prevention since joining the organization in 2004. For more than two decades, the chapter has led with compassion, education, and unwavering dedication, impacting thousands across Arizona and beyond.
NCCC Texas (The Brazos Valley ) Chapter Get in Touch with The Brazos Valley Chapter Chapter Leader: Alex Castro My Name is Alex Castro and I am a Texas native…
We’ve known for years that the HPV vaccine works. Now new research shows that widespread vaccination even protects those who haven’t gotten the shot. This study proves that it is possible to reach herd immunity for HPV.