Discussion of prevention, screening, and treatment in cervical cancer elimination indicates shared commitment is crucial.
Elimination of cervical cancer: Implementation in action Professor Karen Canfell and Paul Grogan from the Cancer Elimination Collaboration at the Sydney School of Public Health discuss the WHO strategic plan for elimination of cervical cancer and how a combination of prevention, screening, and treatment can effectively achieve this goal. In principle, cancers could be eliminated via a strategic combination of prevention, screening, early detection, and treatment strategies. Progress towards this goal will depend on the level of shared commitment to the goal from all sectors, including government, business, and civil society.
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