"How do you progress your career at the mid-career stage?" Tomorrow at 1 pm, PC4 is hosting a 1-hour seminar featuring leading experts in public health research. They will discuss how to make the transition from team member to team leader. Registration: https://t.co/KAk92XZyBK

Are you offering cervical screening in Australia? Struggling with self collection🤔? Tell us why, complete the short survey here ➡️ https://t.co/mr2sc7MMue

JOB Alert! Are you a Project Admin whiz? Want to help eliminate #CervicalCancer in Australia? @ACPCC_ is hiring:

It is safe for pregnant women to have a self-collected cervical screening test and is available now to underscreened patients aged 30+. Read more: https://t.co/l8jBtdGsqx #SelfCollectionSavesLives #CervicalCancer

HPV Self-Collection: THE FACTS See more: https://t.co/l8jBtdGsqx #SelfCollectionSavesLives #CervicalCancer

More than 200 women and people with a cervix die from #cervicalcancer in Australia each year. Health practitioners can help prevent the majority of cervical cancers by offering HPV self-collection, a more accessible option for patients who decline speculum examination.

Did you know that self-collection is as accurate in detecting HPV and CIN2+ as a practitioner-collected cervical screening test? Read the evidence here: https://t.co/kB7bqVwdBo & https://t.co/6DpfjbLmeA #SelfCollectionSavesLives #CervicalCancer

Today ACPCC launches a campaign to encourage Victorian healthcare practitioners to offer HPV self-collection to underscreened patients. Self-collection overcomes barriers to screening. Find out more: https://t.co/l8jBtdGsqx

We congratulate Minister Hunt & the Aus Gov on today's decision to make HPV self-collection available to all participants in the National Cervical Screening Program. This is a game changer in the goal to #eliminatecervicalcancer

We are very excited to announce that we have changed our name from VCS Foundation to the Australian Centre for the Prevention of Cervical Cancer (ACPCC). Read more in the media release here: https://t.co/K3qXmhHqEW

Prof Karen Canfell at #HCRASYM21: Australia is on track to be the first country to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health problem, but there are still inequities in outcomes across some populations. Cervical screening by self-collection will be key to reaching more women

Save the Date! The Preventing Cervical Cancer 2022 Conference (PCC2022) is being held 23 – 25 March 2022 @ Sofitel Hotel, Melbourne. PCC2022 will be a hybrid face-to-face & virtual event. Register here: https://t.co/u7GzFC4RP7 @NCIRS @CCNSWResearch @KirbyInstitute @UniMelb

Have you used the Self-Collection method for cervical screening? VCS and @CancerVic are working on a campaign and seeking women & people with a cervix to share their experience & potentially speak to media to encourage others to take part. Pls contact Kim.Loudon@cancervic.org.au

Self‐collection for HPV screening: a game changer in the elimination of cervical cancer in @theMJA

The NCSR makes it easy for HCPs to increase #bowelcancerscreening uptake in your practice. You can access up to date info & order an NBCSP kit delivered to the patient's home address if overdue. See more in this video: https://t.co/x8hAzYn0YA #EveryKitCounts

We're hiring! Seeking a Communications & Marketing professional interested in helping to achieve the global goal to eliminate #CervicalCancer Details here:

🎧 In the latest #podcast from @OncologyAdvance, Prof Karen Canfell explains the research and clinical innovations behind the global push to eliminate cervical cancer as public health problem. Listen here 👇 https://t.co/PmQT16Nefg @syd_health @SydCancerNetwrk @c4_cre

This free self-paced eLearning module about #HPV vaccination by @IARCWHO is now available featuring VCS Medical Director Prof. Julia Brotherton. Visit here to register: https://t.co/Sl4kETidVK

There are so many reasons to be optimistic about the future of cancer control in Australia and globally. Here, #TheDaffodilCentre stream leads reflect on just some of them. #WorldCancerResearchDay https://t.co/TikdRmoKdV @ms_miff @ettofel @marianne_weber @syd_health

Bowel cancer is the 2nd biggest cause of cancer death in Australia. If found early >90% of cases can be treated. Screening through the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program (iFOBT) is one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of dying from #bowelcancer #EveryKitCounts