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Nearly all cervical cancers are caused by a persistent cervical infection with a high risk Human Papillomavirus (HPV). The global strategy set by WHO aims to accelerate the elimination of cervical cancer through improved uptake of vaccination and screening as well as timely treatment. These measures could lead to a world without cervical cancer.

January marks Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, a time to remind all women about the importance of screening in disease prevention. Urine is a promising sample type to increase attendance in screening programs. Download the infographic below

Check out our latest infographics with some facts about breast cancer. ​​​​​​​Read more about the work we have been doing on breast cancer and urine as a sample type on our Urodetect page.

May marks Bladder Cancer Awareness Month. Check out our latest infographic to learn some quick and interesting facts about bladder cancer . Download the infographic below

April 25th marks World DNA Day. Did you know that Human Papillomavirus (HPV) DNA can be found in urine. Check out our latest infographic to learn some quick facts about HPV and its detection in urine. Download the infographic below

Today marks International HPV Awareness Day. Check out our infographics to learn 7 quick facts about HPV . HPV can be detected in urine and increase participation in HPV-based cervical cancer screening . Read more about HPV detection using urine as a sample type Download the infographic below

Check out our latest infographic to learn 5 quick facts about HPV. HPV can be detected in urine, which can help increase participation in cervical cancer screening.

Protecting against HPV infections through vaccination is critical and can reduce the risk of HPV related cancer development. First-void urine and HPV genotyping are essential tools to monitor the impact of vaccination.