Help Put an End to Cervical Cancer Almost every case of cervical cancer can be prevented. That’s why the NHS is working to eliminate the disease by 2040. We’ve beaten diseases like this before. Smallpox and polio were wiped out in the UK thanks to vaccines and nationwide health programs. You have real power to … Continued
The HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine is offered in schools to boys and girls aged 12 to 13. It is a simple but very important step in protecting young people’s health.
As the new term begins this September, students are returning to classrooms, lecture halls, and shared spaces. With so many people mixing, infections can spread quickly. While coughs and colds are common, missing key vaccinations can put you at risk of more serious illnesses.
Preventing cervical cancer is a priority for us. We hope by talking openly and often about it, we can save lives.
