MD Anderson announces new roadmap to eliminate cervical cancer in Texas
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MD Anderson announces new roadmap to eliminate cervical cancer in Texas
On behalf of a statewide coalition of Texas health systems, academic institutions, community organizations and advocates, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center today announced the Texas Lone Star Cervical Cancer Elimination Plan 2027-2032, a five-year roadmap to eliminate cervical cancer in Texas.
Texas Unveils Five-Year Roadmap to Eliminate Cervical Cancer by 2032
A statewide coalition led by UT MD Anderson has launched the Texas Lone Star Cervical Cancer Elimination Plan 2027-2032, targeting HPV vaccination, screening and follow-up care to cut cervical cancer below four cases per 100,000 women by 2032.
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A statewide coalition of Texas health systems, academic institutions, community organizations and advocates today announced the Texas Lone Star Cervical Cancer Elimination Plan 2027-2032, a five-year roadmap to eliminate cervical cancer in Texas.
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