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For the first time in history, we can eliminate a cancer

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The World Health Organization set an ambitious goal to eliminate cervical cancer by 2030. With vaccination, screening and treatment, a world without cervical cancer is not a dream. It’s a destination.

Learn how Roche is advancing science, increasing access to screenings, and teaming up with industry partners, governments and patient advocates to strive for a world without cervical cancer.

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Survey highlights the global challenges of HPV and cervical cancer

Survey commissioned by Roche shows that HPV infection, which causes 99% of all cervical cancer cases, remains largely misunderstood by the general public

October 07, 2024

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A future free from cervical cancer

Breaking down barriers to cervical screening even in the world’s most remote villages with HPV self-collection.

December 13, 2023

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Self-sampling has the power to transform cervical cancer prevention

New Roche innovation that empowers women to collect their own cervical cells for HPV testing is poised to break down barriers to cervical cancer screening

May 13, 2022

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HPV and pre-cancer: One mom’s story

Advancements in science and the clinical understanding of HPV have resulted in new technology solutions and medical practice changes that impact patients

January 06, 2022

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Preventing cervical cancer starts here

We can prevent cervical cancer. Through vaccination, screening and treatment options, no woman should die from cervical cancer.

July 11, 2022

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An evolution in strategies for cervical cancer prevention

Advanced screening and diagnostic tests are key to improving disease prevention strategies.

November 03, 2021

Insights on Cervical Cancer and HPV

Explore thought-provoking articles from our Roche leaders and experts on critical topics in cervical cancer prevention, including expanding access, overcoming barriers, and the benefits of HPV self-collection. Discover our perspectives on advancing the fight against this preventable disease.

The economic imperative of cervical cancer elimination: A call to action for healthcare leaders

HPV self-collection improves the efficiency and reach of cervical cancer screening, especially for underserved populations. Collaboration, shared strategies, and investment are key to eliminating cervical cancer.

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Creative solutions to cervical cancer prevention

Cervical cancer should never be a death sentence. Yet, too many women, especially from economically disadvantaged and underserved communities, continue to face cervical cancer.

Advancing cervical cancer screening through self-collection

Economic, social, and structural barriers prevent women from testing for HPV. Self-collection helps to address barriers to testing by bringing cervical screening into communities and making it more accessible.

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Infographic: The impact of cervical cancerLearn more about the impact that HPV vaccination, screening and treatment can have on women's lives, healthcare costs and global GDP.

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