PROTECT-EUROPE: Vaccinating Europe to protect against HPV
This piece was co-written by Margaret Stanley, Daniel Kelly and Peter Baker (full biographies at the bottom of this piece). HPV, cancer cases and gender-neutral […]
HPV vaccination
Cervical Cancer Elimination in Africa: where are we now and where do we need to be?
Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), and African Cancer Registry Network (AFCRN) In April 2022, the UICC […]
From Unlikely Allies to Global Elimination Strategy: the history of HPV and cervical cancer
This post is based on a longer, extended article from Lilly Matson, Cancer Research UK: Into the Archives: the story of HPV and cervical cancer […]
‘The tragedy of thousands who need not die’: A history of cervical screening in England Part II
This post follows ‘A history of cervical screening in England Part I’ written by guest author Scarlett Dargan. Scarlett read History at Churchill College, Cambridge. She […]
HPV Vaccination in Japan: The Journey to Resuming a National Immunisation Programme
This post was written by guest author Maddie Rose Baker. Maddie is an International Journalism Master’s student at City, University of London. She also is a […]
Supporting women through a cancer diagnosis: an interview with Rachel Baker
This interview was conducted by Maddie Baker, a postgraduate student at City University studying MA International Journalism. Rachel Baker became the first Macmillan funded Clinical […]
HPV Vaccination, past & future: An interview with Judith Breuer
Professor Judith Breuer FMedSci is Professor of Virology and Co-Director of the Division of Infection and Immunity at UCL, and Consultant Clinical Virologist at Great […]
From assessing attitudes to a hypothetical HPV vaccine to seeing the real impact on cancer rates: reflections on 15 years of HPV vaccine behavioural science
This post was written by Dr Jo Waller & Dr Laura Marlow. Jo is a reader in cancer behavioural science & has a particular interest […]
HPV Vaccination, from theory to practice: An interview with Margaret Stanley
Prof Margaret Stanley is the Emeritus Professor of Epithelial Biology in the Division of Cellular and Molecular Pathology at the University of Cambridge, Department of […]
Achieving cervical cancer elimination requires collective action from civil society
In her previous blog, Rose Brade, policy advisor for Cancer Research UK’s international cervical cancer prevention programme, wrote about her personal experiences with vaccine hesitancy […]
Vaccine hesitancy and disease prevention – It’s not just coronavirus which stands to lose
In this post Rose Brade, International Policy Advisor at Cancer Research UK provides her personal experiences with vaccine hesitancy and the implications for cervical cancer […]