In order to achieve the WHO mission to eliminate #cervicalcancer by 2030, the following strategies are key:
1. Vaccination
2. Screening
3. Surveillance Programs, says Dr. Devasena Anantharaman, during a panel discussion on eliminating cervical cancer in India.
#qHPVvaccine
1. Vaccination
2. Screening
3. Surveillance Programs, says Dr. Devasena Anantharaman, during a panel discussion on eliminating cervical cancer in India.
#qHPVvaccine
In terms of Atmanirbhar India, we've a success story proven during #COVID19 vaccines. Implementation of #qHPVvaccines will also be an impact-making story, says Dr. Umesh Shaligram, Executive Director @SerumInstIndia during a panel discussion.
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@DrJitendraSingh @DBTIndia
The @WHO goal is to reduce incident of #qHPV and eventually as #qHPVvaccine is administered to girls as well as boys, we may build better herd immunity, says Dr. Umesh Shaligram, Exec Director @SerumInstIndia during a panel discussion
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@DrJitendraSingh @DBTIndia
The panel discussion on 'Paving the way to elimination of cervical cancer in India' saw many insights shared by @BhatlaDr, Dr. Shaligram, Dr. Guruprasad, and Dr. Devasena on impact of #qHPVvaccine and its role in reducing cervical cancer cases in India.
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