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Cervical cancer elimination: Paving the way for progress

Learn how new solutions and innovative implementation programs are making progress towards eliminating cervical cancer.

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About breast cancer

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women with approximately 1.67 million new cases diagnosed worldwide each year.

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Access & Innovation: Breaking cervical cancer barriers

Learn how collaboration and innovation can overcome cervical cancer screening barriers by building bridges to access and health equity for all women.

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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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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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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.

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Roche & Hitachi High-Tech: Transforming healthcare together

For 46 years, Roche and Hitachi have collaborated to deliver innovative diagnostic solutions that help improve patient outcomes worldwide.

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Can genetics help us beat lung cancer?

How does understanding each lung cancer’s unique footprint set you on the right path for a promising new future? Find out...

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Biomarker testing: Unlocking the unknown about lung cancer

Knowing your cancer’s biomarkers can help inform your treatment decisions. Learn more about the importance of biomarker testing in lung cancer

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Biomarker testing: Why is it so important in lung cancer care?

Discover how knowing your cancer’s biomarkers can help inform your treatment decisions.

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Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) screening for newborns in Europe

Early detection is important in many conditions, but it is particularly true in SMA as the loss of motor neurons that control muscles cannot be regenerated

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If you can’t test, you can’t treat

Roche and (RED) have joined forces on a shared mission to raise awareness about the significance of diagnostics and testing in the global fight against preventable and treatable diseases.

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