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.
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.
Cervical cancer should never be a death sentence. Yet, too many women, especially from economically disadvantaged and underserved communities, continue to face 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
We can eliminate cervical cancer by expanding access to HPV vaccination, screening, early detection and treatment, no matter where in the world a woman lives
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