US EditionCervical cancer vaccination on track in Mzimba
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For the prevention of cervical cancer, women aged 30-60 years undergo cervical cell testing once every three years. The test is taken at the Household Health Centers, and I talked about this test with O. Dolgorsuren, head of the “Munkhbadrah” household hospital of the Khan-Uul district I committee. -Cell for preventing women from cervical cancer the analysis is carried out in household hospitals. What is the level of activity of the citizens of …
Cervical cancer vaccination on track in Mzimba
Mzimba District Health Office (DHO) health surveillance assistant (HSA) Moreen Msiska has expressed optimism that the ongoing human papillomavirus (HPV) immunisation campaign will be a success. She said this on Monday during the launch of the district’s vaccination exercise at Mzimba LEA School. The campaign, which is targeting girls aged between nine and 18 years, saw over 500 pupils turn out to receive the vaccine. Phakati: I am proud to lead …
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