Stamping out cervical cancer is possible. This is the roadmap

Nurse with blue surgical gloves carefully holds a woman's arm to administer a vaccine like HPV vaccines for cervical cancer

HPV vaccines can prevent cervical cancer. Image: National Cancer Institute/Unsplash

Michelle Medeiros
Head of Health Policy and Patient Access, Roche Diagnostics Asia Pacific
Alexa Trost
Senior Consultant (Global Health), C&M International
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