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Hot News: on the 17th February we’ll be hosting our next monthly seminar for public health professionals and clinicians – this month focusing on the HPV vaccine. Register at echo@acpcc.org.au

Dr David Wrede, Vice Chair of the ACPCC, provides a wide-ranging interview to ABC Radio Canberra about improvements in the way we are preventing and managing cervical cancer in Australia.

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Hot Clinical Trials to Watch in 2023! The Compass trial, which is a large-scale randomised controlled trial of Primary HPV DNA testing for cervical cancer screening in Australia, has recently been featured in Nature…

Australian experts support the World Health Organisation (WHO) in development of cervical cancer elimination strategy for the Eastern Mediterranean region

12th Jan 2023: The Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office (EMRO) of the World Health Organisation (WHO) have developed a new cervical cancer elimination strategy with the guidance and support of the Australian Centre for the…

Women left behind in race to beat cervical cancer by 2030

Australian women in under-screened communities are being urged to take the new self-collection cervical cancer screening option through their health professional as the World Health Organisation (WHO) marks two years since the announcement of…

Calls for stronger public health messages for cervical screening

Despite Australia being on track to eliminate cervical cancer, knowledge gaps and barriers remain, particularly around self-collection….

Communique from EAGER, 12 September 2022

Communique from the Expert Advisory Group for the Elimination Response The third meeting of the Expert Advisory Group for the Elimination Response (EAGER) was held on 12 September 2022 via videoconference. The discussion focused…

Project Update, September 2022

The National Elimination Project Team has analysed the data from the public consultation and is now drafting the National Cervical Cancer Elimination Strategy. Please read on for important updates. Thank you to all who…

College partnerships to drive women’s GP visits

Women’s health checks are playing catch up, and the RACGP is hoping to boost GP visits and screening via an ongoing collaboration….

DIY cervical cancer test a ‘game changer’

A cervical cancer do-it-yourself test is now available in Australia allowing more women to privately administer their own swabs in a GP clinic….

New self-test makes it easier than ever to screen for cervical cancer.

So how does it work? Australia is the first country to use the new test as part of an organised national program to improve screening rates….

Cervical Cancer Screening Steps Up

Women aged 25-to-74 will be able to collect their own sample to test for the human papillomavirus….

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Hot News: on the 17th February we’ll be hosting our next monthly seminar for public health professionals and clinicians – this month focusing on the HPV vaccine. Register at echo@acpcc.org.au

Dr David Wrede, Vice Chair of the ACPCC, provides a wide-ranging interview to ABC Radio Canberra about improvements in the way we are preventing and managing cervical cancer in Australia.

We’re Hot!

Australian experts support the World Health Organisation (WHO) in development of cervical cancer elimination strategy for the Eastern Mediterranean region

Women left behind in race to beat cervical cancer by 2030

Calls for stronger public health messages for cervical screening

Communique from EAGER, 12 September 2022

Project Update, September 2022

College partnerships to drive women’s GP visits

DIY cervical cancer test a ‘game changer’

New self-test makes it easier than ever to screen for cervical cancer.

Cervical Cancer Screening Steps Up

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