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HIV infection puts women at higher
risk for cervical cancer
Through our education program, traditional
marriage counselors learn how to teach
brides-to-be about women's cancer screening
Our program uses an electronic matrix for
consultation and quality improvement
Our programme meets with Radio Chikaya staff on the awareness of cervical cancer as partners in information dissemination
His Royal Highness Senior Chief Amukenaat at his Naliele Palace meeting with the Cervical Cancer Prevention Programme
Women waiting to be screened at a mobile clinic in New Soweto Market
Men being sensitized about Cervical Cancer at a Soccer Tournament hosted by the Zambian Cancer Society
Women being sensitized about Cervical Cancer in a market place in Mpongwe district on the Copperbelt province
Her royal highness Chieftainess Mwenda of Chikankata District, Southern Province at her royal palace with the Cervical Cancer Prevention Program team.
Over 275 000 women screened for Cervical Cancer
Check out the latest video from CSIS on cervical cancer in Zambia.
Our program has educated over 200 health professionals from thirteen countries.
Our program offers many ways to get involved, from events to fellowships.