Across sub-Saharan Africa, thousands of women continue to die from cervical and breast cancers despite the availability of effective prevention, early detection and treatment interventions.
This film shows the progress made in the three countries, from integrated screening in Côte d'Ivoire and digital monitoring in Kenya to the selection of health centres in Zimbabwe.
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The 3rd International Conference on PEN-Plus in Africa provided a platform to review progress on PEN-Plus implementation, share lessons learned, and reinforce c…
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