CERVICAL CANCER CAN BE PREVENTED WITH:

1. Routine Pap smears
2. HPV vaccinations
3. Awareness of risk factors

WHY AWARENESS MATTERS

BIPOC women face higher risks of cervical cancer due to:

1. Limited access to healthcare
2. Lack of awareness about prevention options

Breaking down barriers to care can save lives.

FACTS ABOUT HPV AND SCREENING

HPV Facts:

• HPV is a common virus that most sexually active people encounter.
• Early detection saves lives-symptoms may not appear until it’s advanced.
• Regular Pap smears and HPV testing can catch precancerous changes early.

TREATMENT OPTIONS ARE ADVANCING

Surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy are effective.

Immunotherapy and targeted treatments offer hope for late-stage patients.

Advancements are making survival more achievable.

HOW TO DEFEAT CERVICAL CANCER

1. Get vaccinated against HPV.
2. Schedule routine Pap smears and HPV testing.
3. Share knowledge with your community.
4. Advocate for equitable healthcare access.

BE PART OF THE CHANGE

Together, we can create healthier futures for all.