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Researchers develop more accurate method for cervical cancer screening

New Delhi, August 5 Japanese researchers have developed a more accurate method that comes with high diagnostic power to screen against cervical cancer from mucus samples. cervical cancer has approximately 5,00,000 new cases diagnosed each year. But the number of... Key Points

The Tribune

Poonam Pandey likely to be face of govt's cervical cancer awareness campaign

Poonam Pandey is likely to become the brand ambassador for the government's national campaign to raise awareness about cervical cancer. Talks are ongoing between Pandey's team and the Union Health Ministry to finalize the details. This follows Pandey's recent fake death stunt, where she pretended to succumb to cervical cancer to draw attention to the disease. Key Points

Economic Times

Actor Poonam Pandey 'faked' her death, says did it to 'spread awareness' about cervical cancer

Pandey's media manager had Friday confirmed the news of the actor's death. Soon after sharing news of her being alive, Pandey faced backlash on social media. Key Points

ThePrint

Actress Poonam Pandey passes away at 32 due to cervical cancer

The 'Lock Upp' fame actress made her acting debut in 2013. Pandey's media manager Parul Chawla has confirmed the news of the actor's demise. Key Points

ThePrint

cervical cancer awareness month: What are its symptoms and causes

Cervical cancer originates in the cervix, the lower part of the uterus connected to the vagina. The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccines help to prevent cervical cancer among women. Key Points

India Today

Women's Day: How India can battle the menace of cervical cancer

India contributes about one-fifth of the global cervical cancer burden. Globacan 2020 estimates that 1,23,907 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer in India annually, and it claims the lives of approximately 77,348 women each year. Key Points

India Today

Internet calls it ‘new low, sick mentality’ as Poonam Pandey fakes her death

People across social media platforms are angry with Poonam Pandey. A person said all those who ‘who were questioning her were right’. Key Points

Hindustan Times

Poonam Pandey says 'I'm alive' after her team said she died of cervical cancer

Poonam Pandey is alive. She posted videos on Instagram. Poonam said that she is 'proud of' what her death news has achieved. Watch her latest videos. Key Points

Hindustan Times

Cervarix to Cervavac: A look at cervical cancer vaccines available in India & how much they cost

During interim budget speech, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said govt would encourage vaccination against HPV. Experts call for including it in Universal Immunisation Programme. Key Points

ThePrint

Poonam Pandey spotted for the first time since faking her death

Poonam Pandey recently faked her own death in an attempt to raise awareness towards cervical cancer. She was spotted in Mumbai on Thursday. | Bollywood Key Points

Hindustan Times

Poonam Pandey says people monetarily benefitted from her fake death stunt

Poonam Pandey made new claims against people who monetarily benefitted from her fake death stunt. She continues to stand by her intentions. Key Points

Hindustan Times

New cervical cancer treatment reduces death risk by 40%: Lancet study

A new treatment plan for cervical cancer has shown a 40% reduction in the risk of death offering hope for improved survival rates, as per a Lancet study. The researchers have prompted calls for implementing this regime for patients. Key Points

India Today

Outraged over Poonam Pandey faking her death? Ask yourself why

Discover the reasons behind the outrage over Poonam Pandey faking her own death. Explore the impact of her marketing ploy and the societal implications. Learn about the importance of cervical cancer awareness and HPV vaccines. Key Points

Times Of India

Budget 2024: Prescription for cervical cancer vaccine, new medical colleges

The government is planning to include the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in the country's immunisation program, potentially making vaccines to prevent cervical cancer more affordable. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated that the government aims to encourage vaccination for girls aged 9 to 14 to prevent cervical cancer. Currently, the HPV vaccine is available in private hospitals at a cost of up to ₹4,000 per dose. Additionally, the government plans to establish more medical colleges and upgrade Anganwadi centers for improved healthcare services and nutrition delivery. Key Points

Economic Times

New HPV test crucial step for eradicating cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is almost always caused by a HPV infection. A new affordable HPV test could help countries, making it a critical step to eradicate the cancer. | Health Key Points

Hindustan Times

'Poonam Pandey stooped so low for cheap publicity': Call for FIR against actor for hurting supporters' sentiments

Model Poonam Pandey faces trouble for spreading false news about her death to raise awareness about cervical cancer. The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) demands an FIR against her, stating that her act has hurt sentiments of Indians. Key Points

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Scottish study finds zero cases of cervical cancer among women vaccinated against HPV at 12-13 yrs

Study conducted by Public Health Scotland in collaboration with University of Strathclyde & University of Edinburgh. Findings published in Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Key Points

ThePrint

When I was diagnosed with cancer I had to choose between my life and my fertility. It took the kindness of dozens more people before I held my son.

After being diagnosed with cervical cancer at 25, Tamika Felder had a radical hysterectomy. At 47 she was able to hold her son thanks to others. Key Points

Insider