The seminar highlighted the need for a national strategy to provide free HPV vaccinations
Ms. Jennifer Nelson, a Preventive and Occupational Health Management Consultant, has urged the government to make HPV vaccinations free to help prevent cervical cancer among women.
She explained that HPV, a common sexually transmitted infection, can lead to cervical cancer if left untreated.
Speaking at a seminar organized by CDA Consult, Ms. Nelson emphasized that early vaccination, particularly for girls aged 9–14, and regular screening from age 30, are crucial for prevention.
The seminar highlighted the need for a national strategy to provide free HPV vaccinations and improve cervical cancer prevention, detection, and treatment in Ghana.
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