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January is cervical cancer awareness month. Preventing cervical cancer is possible. As a woman, getting regular screenings starting at age 21 is key to prevention. If you have a family history of cancer or other risk factors, talk with your doctor about how often to get screened. Free screenings are available, call Wyoming Cancer Resource Services at {phone number} for more information. Wyoming Cancer Resource Services is funded by the Wyoming Department of Health.
American Indians and Alaska Natives are three times more likely to die of cervical cancer than members of all other races in the United States combined. Preventing cervical cancer is possible. As a woman, getting regular screenings starting at age 21 is key to prevention. If you have a family history of cancer or other risk factors, talk with your doctor about how often to get screened. Free screenings are available, call Wyoming Cancer Resource Services at {phone number} to see if you qualify. Wyoming Cancer Resource Services is funded by the Wyoming Department of Health.
Every year men and women get HPV-related cancers that could have been prevented by a vaccine! Getting your child vaccinated, can protect them from common HPV related cancers. The vaccine is most effective for children ages 11-12. Talk to your doctor about the HPV vaccine. Be confident in your choice to vaccinate your child. Talk to your friends, your family, and your community about how to protect your children from cancer with the HPV vaccine. For more information, contact the Wyoming Cancer Resource Services at {phone number}. The Wyoming Cancer Resource Services is funded by the Wyoming Department of Health.