ducating Parents campaign includes a slide-show
presentation on the HPV cervical cancer prevention vaccines, as well as
videotape about the NCCC and its resources. The video features information
from the recent NCCC national conference held in Washington, D.C. where
women who have or had cervical cancer and HPV and their caregivers, came
together for the first time to speak out, listen and learn about cervical
cancer prevention with the breakthrough vaccines and the ongoing importance
of Pap testing regularly along with a HPV test if recommended by their
clinician.
"As part of this education campaign, NCCC members will be trained on
how to deliver the presentation, becoming NCCC certified ambassadors that
can then go out into their local communities and provide this important
cervical cancer and HPV vaccine prevention information," said Sarina
Araujo, executive director of the NCCC. "As NCCC ambassadors, our members
will offer information that is focused on helping to stop a cancer before
it can impact our daughters lives and potentially destroy our families."
Araujo has had her three daughters vaccinated.
An expert clinician will also accompany the NCCC parent ambassadors
when they deliver their presentations in an effort to help address any
questions parents may have about cervical cancer, HPV and the preventative
vaccines. The primary focus of the campaign is to get parents talking with
one another about how the vaccines can help stop a cancer.
"Providing parents with medically accurate information about these
important vaccines helps reassure them that they are making an informed
decision about their daughter's health," said Juan Felix, M.D., Chairman of
the NCCC Medical Advisory Panel and Director of Cytopathology and Chief of
Gynecologic Pathology at Women's Hospital-Los Angeles County, Keck School
of Medicine at the University of Southern California (USC).
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