Archive · 13 Nov 2025
HPV Vaccine Awareness Program Held in Vemulawada
Imagine a special shot, called the HPV vaccine, that can help protect girls and women from getting sick with a type of cancer called cervical cancer.
Doctors and nurses held a special talk to tell everyone how important this shot is.
They said that girls and women between 9 and 45 years old should think about getting it.
This vaccine helps their bodies fight off a virus that can cause this cancer.
The doctors also shared other tips on how to stay healthy.
It's all about taking care of yourself and staying safe from sickness.
An awareness session on the HPV vaccine for cervical cancer prevention was conducted in Vemulawada.
The event was organized by the Karimnagar Obstetricians and Gynecologists Society.
Dr. N. Padmalatha emphasized that women aged 9 to 45 should take the HPV vaccine.
Medical experts discussed preventive health measures and women's health with students.
The vaccine aims to prevent cervical cancer and related cancers.
- Who
- Medical experts, including Dr. N. Padmalatha, and students
- What
- An awareness session on the importance of the HPV vaccine in preventing cervical cancer and other preventive health measures for women.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Vemulawada
- Why
- To educate women and students about cervical cancer prevention through the HPV vaccine and other health measures.
- Event
- HPV vaccine awareness session for cervical cancer prevention
- Location
- Vemulawada
- Date
- Wednesday
- Organizer
- Karimnagar Obstetricians and Gynecologists Society
- Key Speaker
- Dr. N. Padmalatha, IMA Karimnagar President
- Recommended Vaccine Age Group
- 9 to 45 years