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TogetHER announced our first awards under the Cervical Cancer Grants Program, providing small, highly-targeted grants to strengthen adoption of cervical cancer primary and secondary prevention technologies by generating evidence that speeds wider product access and uptake.
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TogetHER has launched an initiative to highlight successful cervical cancer prevention programs by making case studies available on our website.
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The New York Times published an opinion piece describing a Guatemalan woman’s struggle with cervical cancer, and using her story to frame the issue worldwide.
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Experts, advocates, frontline health workers and implementers gathered at the Women Deliver side event “Not Without a Cervix! Advocating for an Effective Cervical Cancer Response.”
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TogetHER’s Executive Director, Celina Schocken, gave remarks to U.S. government representatives preparing to participate in the World Health Assembly.
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During World Immunization Week—April 24-30, 2019—TogetHER for Health celebrated the lifesaving vaccine against human papillomavirus (HPV), the virus that causes most cases of cervical cancer.
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TogetHER for Health has launched a new Cervical Cancer Grants Program to address barriers to access, and strengthen and speed the adoption of cervical cancer prevention technologies.
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A new thermal coagulator device has transformed cervical cancer treatment at the Mctoone Cancer Care Foundation in Kumasi, Ghana.
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Learn about a groundbreaking study by Global Good, the National Cancer Institute and the National Library of Medicine that found AVE can visually recognize cervical pre-cancerous lesions better than a human expert.
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“This is a story about my best friend’s mother and my mother’s best friend. One died from cervical cancer. One survived. They lived in the same rural Kenyan village where I grew up.” (Reposted from the Global Health NOW blog)
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Big global gains against cervical cancer are possible with sustained attention and investment, and gains are urgently needed. (Reposted from the Panorama Global blog)
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Take a look at what we accomplished in our first year, and our evaluation of the state of the global cervical cancer field.
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TogetHER joined HIV and AIDS activists worldwide to commemorate the 30th annual World AIDS Day. Cervical cancer is one of the main causes of death for women living with HIV.
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Program ROSE successfully improved cervical cancer screening rates and reduced the burden of cervical cancer in Malaysia.
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Synergies between the AIDS and cervical cancer responses can protect major investments in HIV/AIDS, since HIV-positive women are at particular risk for developing cervical cancer. (From UNAIDS’ website)
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On the eve of the 3rd United Nations High-Level Meeting on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD), a panel of international experts spotlighted cervical cancer, which is one NCD that could be eliminated as a public health problem by scaling up access to the tools already available.
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Amb. Sally Cowal of the American Cancer Society made the case for eliminating cervical cancer through joint implementation of two high impact “Best Buy” interventions — screening for early detection and treatment; and HPV vaccination of adolescents, which prevents the infection that causes cervical cancer. (Reposted from Medium)
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The planned Kenya rollout of a nationwide HPV vaccination campaign in 2019 represented a huge opportunity for the country to prevent cervical cancer and save lives.
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Patient advocates like Rose help women navigate the significant challenges they face before and after seeking treatment for cervical cancer.
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Integrating HIV and cervical cancer services at the same sites provides patients like Jackie with convenient, high-quality care.
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