No woman should ever lose her life to cervical cancer, yet too many still do. This devastating disease strikes at the cervix—the gateway to the womb, the very place where new life begins. Primarily affecting women between the ages of 30 and 45, it silently preys on those who are sexually active. The cervix, a small but vital part of the uterus, holds the promise of motherhood, yet for many, it becomes the battleground where a silent and dangerous enemy lurks. Cervical cancer, though preventable and treatable, continues to claim lives, highlighting a tragic gap in awareness and care.
Cervical cancer, one of the most preventable cancers, is primarily caused by ...
