Congrats to Dr. Gina Ogilvie on her induction into the Royal Society of Canada (@src_rsc)!
Meet the Tier 1 Canada Research Chair, who is transforming health policy through groundbreaking research on HPV vaccines and innovative cervical screening methods. https://t.co/gqdy43c77i
#CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth
The main cause of #CervicalCancer is persistent infection with high-risk types of #HPV.
IARC research shows that a single dose of HPV #vaccine offers robust protection against persistent infection even 15 yrs after vaccination
https://t.co/rmB17sy7yT
As #CervicalCancer awareness grows, so does the need for skilled health workers 🩺.
Investing in them NOW will help build capacity & bridge gaps in lower-middle-income countries, ensuring every woman & girl receives lifesaving care, regardless of her location or circumstance 👉https://t.co/ohnPtbfaF6
It's #CervicalCancer Awareness Month.
Cervical cancer is among the most common cancers in women. It can be prevented and treated if detected early.
Talk to your healthcare provider about screening today.
January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month!
Cervical cancer often shows no early symptoms, which is why it’s so important to stay informed and get regular screenings. Know the signs, understand the risks, and take action for your health.
Congratulations to the team for winning the PHSA+ innovation award! 🎉🎊
The award recognizes the Cervix Screening Program and Provincial Laboratory Medical Services @BCCancer team for leading BC's #pioneering transition to primary #HPVtesting!
@WomensResearch@PHSAofBC
We can eliminate cervical cancer in Canada! New modelling published in CMAJ @gina_ginao @StuartJPeacock @Reka_Pataky @WomensResearch #endcervicalcancer https://t.co/ODYBmUUOdz
Congratulations to PhD Candidate Hallie Dau (@ubcspph) on receiving the 2023-24 UBC Killam Graduate Teaching Assistant Award!
Read more: https://t.co/YEMZAuyFc4
On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we honor their vital contributions, including those from diverse backgrounds like Dr. Gina Ogilvie (@gina_ginao), who inspires us all as an exemplary leader.
Explore other amazing women in science here: https://t.co/N9JqcJ4T7F
BC has launched Canada’s first cervix self-screening, with at-home tests!
Read more on how Dr. Gina Ogilvie + her team have led this research and the major leap forward in eliminating cervical cancer altogether. 🌟🩺 @bccancer@ubcspph@gina_ginao
👉 https://t.co/kAOUgNrKoB
In 2019, @BCWomensFdn led a campaign to support cervical cancer research that Dr. Gina Ogilvie + her team were conducting. On Jan. 9 Premier David Eby shared that BC is now aiming to eliminate cervical cancer in BC with the launch of Canada's first at-home self-screening program.
Congratulations to our colleague, Dr. Sarai Racey! Read on about how she brings her expertise and experience to @NIC_first's new Island Pre-Health Science program, aimed at helping young students build connections with the communities they will work with: https://t.co/qjVoNFmzDv
Doctors say at-home screening for #HPV could be an opportunity to 'eliminate a #cancer.' As Pap smears are phased out, HPV self-swabs called a safe, accurate measure. https://t.co/QoeVuJV1At via @cbcnews@gina_ginao#CervicalCancer