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End HPV Vaccine Hesitancy project by PINK Africa Foundation

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Nov 10, 2024, 17:09

End HPV Vaccine Hesitancy project by PINK Africa Foundation

PINK Africa Foundation shared a post on Facebook:

“The amount of pushbacks due to myths, misconceptions, and misinformation we encountered during our first project, End Cervical Cancer, with sponsorship from the Aspire Coronation Trust Foundation, was absolutely eye-opening.

Those pushbacks birth our second project, still sponsored by ACT Foundation – End HPV Vaccine Hesitancy project.

The idea is to debunk misconceptions, bust myths, and change the story around HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening.

Cervical cancer is a vaccine preventable disease.
The vaccine does not cause infertility or death.
The vaccine does not make young girls promiscuous.

Get Informed!
Get Screened!!
Get Vaccinated!!!

No woman should die from cervical cancer any longer.”

End HPV Vaccine Hesitancy project by PINK Africa Foundation

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