Uganda: Cervical Cancer- the Silent Killer

About 33.6 percent of women in Uganda are estimated to harbour cervical human papillomavirus infection - the main cause of cervical cancer - at any given time.
  • Uganda:   Cervical Cancer - Silent Killer

    UNIRIN, 25 June 2012

    In the obstetrics and gynaecology ward of St Mary's Hospital Lacor in northern Uganda's Gulu District, Apilli Kilara lies on the floor under a blood-stained sheet, staring at the… Read more »

Nurse treating a young patient at the Uganda Cancer Institute (file photo).

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