Bongga Mother and Child Clinic

07/04/2025

Cervical Cancer Prevention Tips

Protect yourself and your loved ones from cervical cancer by following these key prevention steps:

✅ Get Vaccinated – HPV vaccination helps prevent high-risk HPV infections, the leading cause of cervical cancer.
✅ Routine Screening – Women aged 30-65 should get an HPV DNA test every 5 years or a Pap/VIA test every 3 years.
✅ Be Faithful – A mutually monogamous relationship reduces cervical cancer risk.
✅ Avoid To***co Use – Smoking increases cervical cancer risk. Quitting helps lower it.

Stay informed and take action for better health! 💙

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While we don’t know when flu will spread, how much it will spread, or how many people will get severely ill this flu season, we know that flu vaccination is a critical tool to prevent flu and its potentially serious outcomes.

It’s best to get your flu vaccine before flu starts spreading in your community, which makes September and October are a great time for most people to get their flu vaccine. Some children need two doses—they should get the first one as soon as vaccine is available. Learn more: https://bit.ly/rr7101a1.