January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, this is a reminder that we have a CHOICE, to take a CHANCE, and make a CHANGE to stop Cervical Cancer.
Cervical cancer has emerged as the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women in Kenya. Sadly, 9 families lose their loved one (mother, sister, friend, cousin, wife, daughter or auntie) to the disease daily, largely because these women are detected at the later stages.
Our best defence against cervical cancer is prevention – through vaccination to prevent HPV infection, and regular screening which can identify very early pre-cancerous changes for effective treatment before cervical cancer develops.
We need to pay attention to the cervix. When caught early, cervical cancer is highly treatable, and majority of cervical cancers can be prevented altogether. So what do you need-to-know to help STOP Cervical Cancer?
CHANCE
Take a chance to STOP HPV in its tracks by getting tested Human papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection, is the leading risk factor for cervical cancer. Nearly all women will get HPV at some point in their lives, and there are over 100 different strains. Majority of HPV infections clear up on their own within a year or two (often without symptoms).
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RADIO HEADS
Known for their pleasant voices and eloquent English, Cate Sidede, Terry Muikamba and Anne Mwaura open up about life on air, their personal struggles and why they love radio.
WHY SO INSECURE?
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THE ANTI-SOCIAL STORY TELLER
Muigai Mwangi aka Ndugu Abisai, 30 loves the art of storytelling. He speaks on his love for chai, his biggest fear as a writer and the Soap opera he is currently writing.
The Making Of A Popstar
Her first EP (Extended Play Record) is ruling the airwaves and Tanasha Donna wants you to know that despite her heartbreak and being a new mom she is on her way to superstardom.
IS YOUR RELATIONSHIP FUN?
A relationship can sometimes feel boring. This is a phase that comes and goes. However there are certain circumstances where feelings of relationship boredom are not a phase but are permanent.
MANAGING YOUR ANXIETY
Anxiety is like a toddler, it never stops talking, tells you constantly that it wants its own way, and keeps you up when you are trying to sleep.
INDOOR CAMPING
No indoor plans for the Easter Holiday? MERCY RAPHA shows you how to make indoor camping a forever memory for your kids.
6 FUN HOUSE-BOUND ACTIVITIES
Stuck with the kids at home this lockdown season? MERCY RAPHA gives you fun activities to turn boredom into bonding time.
