How to make a strong Cervical Cancer free society?

6 risk factors that can increase a woman’s risk in developing Cervical Cancer Cervical Cancer is one of the most common and widespread diseases amongst women worldwide. Hence it is important to identify the risk factors associated with this disease. We continuously aim to reduce the incidence of and mortality from cervical cancer. This can be only achieved by identifying and preventing the risk factors: Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection: Research shows that infection with this virus is a risk factor for cervical cancer. There are over 100 different types of HPV, amongst which only HPV16 and HPV18 are associated with cervical cancer. Weak immune system: A weak immune system is unable to destroy or curtail the growth and spread of cancer cells or infections like HPV. Smoking: Smoking tobacco doubles the risk of developing cervical cancer. It is an established fact that the by-products of tobacco damage the DNA in the cervix. I

A 5 minute PAP Smear test created an impact for women in rural areas of Aurangabad It is a proven fact that Cervical and Breast cancers are preventable, treatable and curable if detected early. This is what drives us to organize regular camps in the rural areas of Aurangabad. We consistently work towards creating an awareness of this disease to women in rural India. In the last two weeks we have conducted mobile PAP Smear screening for over 120 women in Aurangabad, India. With our well-equipped mobile van ‘ Clinic on Wheels ’ we have provided healthcare support to women with the right test at the right time. The mobile van has diagnostic equipments and a team of MGMdoctors, Aurangabad Zillah Parishad personnel and volunteers to conduct the screening process for women of 30 to 60 age group in Aurangabad district . Our recent camps have been organized in Dhorkin, Dhupkheda, Mulani Wadgaon, Lohagaon and Panwadod. We continue to fight Cervical cancer and provide helpful