Cervical cancer screening begins in Fiji’s Western Division
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- Fiji’s Western Division has begun rolling out the HPV Screen and Treat Programme.
- The initiative aims to bring cervical cancer prevention services closer to women in local communities.
- Dr Nanise Sikiti said the programme targets women aged between an unspecified range in the available excerpt.
The Western Division is taking a significant step in Fiji’s fight against cervical cancer with the rollout of the HPV Screen and Treat Programme.
The initiative is designed to bring prevention services closer to women in local communities. Dr Nanise Sikiti, a gynaecological oncologist at Aspen Medical-managed Lautoka Hospital, said the programme specifically targets women aged between an unspecified range in the available report.
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