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"Rwanda is making strong progress towards the national Mission 27 for cervical cancer elimination. AI assisted cervix visualization tools will help us accelerate gains to reach WHO 90-70-90 cervical cancer elimination targets by 2027"Dr Albert Tuyishime @RBCRwanda Department Head

"AI is transforming health care delivery. The meeting will help WHO evaluate emerging AI technologies, inform guidance & implementation approaches to support countries advance towards the Cervical Cancer Elimination Initiative WHO 90–70–90 targets", said WHO Rep @BrianChirombo

Happy IWD team @WHOSouthAfrica. Thank you for your commitment and dedication to serve.

.@WHO is proud to celebrate India and South Africa for making major progress towards cervical cancer elimination by making HPV vaccines available to girls. #India has launched the largest free HPV vaccination campaign in history, targeting almost 12 million girls aged 14 every year. #SouthAfrica is ensuring every girl between 9 and 14 receives an HPV vaccine. I urge more countries to take similar steps to achieve the 90-70-90 targets set out in the @WHO Global Strategy to eliminate cervical cancer: -90 percent of girls vaccinated; -70 percent of women screened; -And 90% of women with cervical cancer or precancerous lesions treated, all by 2030.

I commend Prime Minister @narendramodi and @MoHFW_INDIA for rolling out a nationwide HPV vaccination campaign to protect girls from cervical cancer. @WHO is committed to working with all countries, through our cervical cancer elimination initiative, to ensure girls and women can live their lives free from this preventable disease.

President @CyrilRamaphosa’s #SONA2026 address: We will “end #CervicalCancer.” South Africa will get it done! In a few weeks, we launch the national strategy to eliminate cervical cancer & push to the @WHO 90-70-90 targets. Together let’s respond to the Call to Action. @DrTedros

January is #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth #CervicalCancer is preventable and curable, but early detection is essential. Get vaccinated. Get screened. Get treated. #EndCervicalCancer

#Zambia has been stepping up the fight against cervical cancer with HPV testing and vaccines! The goal✅: 90% HPV vaccination, 70% screening, 90% treatment by 2030! Early detection saves lives. Together, we can #EndCervicalCancer #HPV #CervicalCancerElimination #HealthForAll

#EndCervicalCancer #CervicalCancerAwareness #AwarenessMonth #AccraLiveInLoveIt

#EndCervicalCancer #CervicalCancerAwareness #AwarenessMonth #AccraLiveInLoveIt

#EndCervicalCancer #CervicalCancerAwareness #AwarenessMonth #AccraLiveInLoveIt

Eliminating cervical cancer is possible - countries and communities are proving it every day 👇🏾 #EndCervicalCancer @BarangX @DrNonoSimelela

Rwanda is on a mission to #EndCervicalCancer 💖 With 90% HPV vaccination, 70% screening & 90% treatment, we can make it possible! #90-70-90 #CervicalCancerAwareness #RPHA

In 2018, I was proud to launch the global call to action on cervical cancer elimination, and I'm even prouder now to see what was once a distant dream becoming a reality. Today, 162 countries have introduced the HPV vaccine. In Australia, no cervical cancer cases were diagnosed among women under 25 in 2021 and survival rates have increased showing that equitable access to vaccination, screening and treatment works. Rwanda launched Africa's first national HPV vaccination programme in 2011 and has since maintained a remarkable over 90% vaccination coverage among girls aged 9–15 years. Its “Mission 2027” programme aims to achieve the global targets three years ahead of time. Pakistan is integrating HPV vaccination into its Expanded Programme on Immunization in 2026, after reaching over 9 million girls in the largest single HPV vaccination campaign any country has every conducted last year. Countries worldwide are accelerating efforts to expand access to HPV vaccination, screening and treatment, advancing toward the WHO Global cervical cancer elimination initiative’s 90-70-90 targets of: -90% of girls vaccinated against HPV by age 15 years; -70% of women are screened by age 35 years and again by 45; -90% of women with cervical disease receive treatment. Eliminating cervical cancer, the 4th most common form of cancer among women worldwide, is possible. During #CervicalCancer Awareness Month, I call on countries to bolster more initiatives to achieve the 90–70–90 targets.

As we mark the first Cervical Cancer Elimination day of action….#ActNow

It's World #CervicalCancer Elimination Day Cervical cancer could be the first cancer EVER in the world to be eliminated, if: 9️⃣0️⃣% of girls are vaccinated 7️⃣0️⃣% of women are screened 9️⃣0️⃣% of women with cervical cancer receive treatment bit.ly/47GIbzd #EndCervicalCancer

"We know what is needed: vaccination, screening, and treatment delivered together. The challenge is no longer about what to do. It's about how fast, how fairly, how far we are willing to go. No woman should die from a preventable disease" @BarangX @DrNonoSimelela @gabbystern

Cervical cancer kills 350 000 women each year, and another 600 000 are diagnosed. Yet it could become the first cancer in history to be eliminated, thanks to HPV vaccines and timely screening and treatment. That is why I made a Call to Action in 2018. I’m so inspired by the dedication of the health ministers and delegates at the #WHA78 to make it a reality. Yesterday, they also decided that the day we launched a global strategy to eliminate it — 17 November — will be officially recognized as World #CervicalCancer Elimination Day. This annual reminder will promote collective efforts for the health of women and girls everywhere. I look forward to joining you in action this November!