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Keep cervical cancer away!!!!

January is cervical cancer awareness month & this gives us an opportunity to raise awareness about how women can protect themselves from this "preventable" cancer.

Ways to prevent cervical cancer: take HPV vaccination before being sexually active and get regular Pap smear test beginning at the age of 21 (or 3 yrs of being sexually active) and keep repeating every 3-5 yrs till the age of 65yrs.

If you've not had Pap smear test yet, please make time to get this potentially life-saving test.

I had an opportunity to share some tips on Suvarna News.

Watch out the below video!!!!

For more information visit: http://www.drranibhat.com/
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