Mothers and daughters unite in kenyan fight against cervical cancer
NCT ID NCT06411938
Summary
This program aims to prevent cervical cancer in a region of Kenya by combining two proven strategies: screening adult women for high-risk HPV and vaccinating young girls against the virus. It involves 2,300 participants, including mothers and their daughters, to test a community-based approach that overcomes barriers like travel and cost. The study also gathers feedback to understand what makes the program work and to improve future efforts.
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Moi University
Eldoret, Kenya
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