Cervical Cancer Colorado Connection

🌸 On National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we would like to highlight that HIV impacts women and girls in every community, but knowing your status and understanding prevention and treatment can save lives.

We’re here to support you with confidential HIV testing, prevention, and treatment services because your health matters. 💪💙

💬 Learn more and schedule a visit today:
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Denver Health

🌟 You're Invited to the CCAM Wrap Party! 🎗️✨ 🌟

Have you been impacted by cervical cancer or know someone who has? Join us TONIGHT at 7PM EST for the CCAM Wrap Party, where we'll celebrate the significant impact we've made during CCAM and honor our collective accomplishments. 🎉

This event is a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow cervical cancer survivors and patients, share inspiring stories, and recognize the resilience and strength of our Cervivor community. 🤝💪

👉 Register now and be part of this meaningful celebration by visiting www.cervivor.org/events.

Let's come together to continue our mission of raising awareness, supporting those affected by cervical cancer, and ultimately eliminating cervical cancer. 🌸

We talked to @tamikafelder, founder and chief visionary of @iamcervivor. She shares the story of her cervical cancer diagnosis and why it inspired her to take action. #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth #CervicalCancer #CervicalCancerAwareness #PreventCancer #SurvivorStories

🩺 What is Cervical Cancer? Let’s Talk About It.

Cervical cancer begins in the cells of the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that connects to the va**na. It’s most often caused by persistent infection with certain types of Human Papillomavirus (HPV)—a virus so common that nearly all individuals will be exposed to it at some point.

The good news? Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable cancers when caught early through regular cervical cancer screening, and vaccination. Yet, many people are unfamiliar with it until they or someone close to them is diagnosed.

💡 Here’s why awareness matters: Early stages of cervical cancer may not show any symptoms, making regular screenings crucial. Knowledge and prevention can save lives.

👉 Did you know what cervical cancer was before hearing about it or experiencing a diagnosis? Drop your thoughts in the comments and share how you first learned about cervical cancer. Your voice could educate and empower someone else.

Cervical Cancer Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the United States and occurs when cells in the breast tissue mutate and grow out of control.

Giving Tuesday: Empowering Survivors, One Lunch Break at a Time!
A cancer diagnosis can be isolating, but it doesn't have to be. Our free Monthly Lunch Breaks in Colorado Springs and Pueblo provide a safe space for gynecologic cancer survivors to connect, share, and find strength together. Donate today to help us continue providing free lunch breaks and resources to gynecologic cancer survivors.
https://gynocancerconnection.org/make-a-donation-1

Join us for our 5th Friday Forum: Can the HPV Vaccine Help Conquer Latina Cervical Cancer?

📅 October 18, 2024 🕒 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST 💻 Free Virtual Event

Discover how the HPV vaccine, new self-tests, and patient navigation approaches could be game-changers in the battle against cervical cancer among Latinas. Our expert panel will discuss:

✅ Current trends in Latina cervical cancer

✅ Long-term effectiveness of the HPV vaccine

✅ Building a National Roadmap to eliminate cervical cancer

✅ Community health navigator training initiatives

Featured Speakers:

Jane R. Montealegre, PhD, MSPH

Rolando Herrero, MD, PhD

Francisco Garcia, MD, MPH

Nancy Peña, ACS-LION, ONP-CG, CMI, BS

Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the latest research and strategies in cervical cancer prevention and care for Latina women.

Register now: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/6117156977857/WN_33zFucvITVWsHKFyesp82g