Did you know that your children are seven times more likely to get the human papillomavirus (HPV) at some point in their lives than they are to develop diabetes? Around 80% of men and women will be infected with the virus in their lifetime.
Speak to your doctor today to understand the choices and options that are available for you and your child.
HPV symptoms are nearly non-existent, and HPV infections can cause serious diseases and even certain types of cancer – in both women and men. That’s why we want to enable all parents with the knowledge and tools to make powerful choices about their children’s health.
Certain human papillomavirus (HPV) strains can cause cervical cancer later in your daughters’ lives, as well as other types of cancer in men and women. Cervical cancer is the eighth leading female cancer in Singapore. About 429 new cervical cancer cases were diagnosed annually in Singapore in 2018. In younger women aged 15 to 44 years, cervical cancer is even more common. About 208 women lose the battle against cervical cancer in Singapore each year. For those aged 15 to 44, cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths.
Your doctor is the best person to have an in-depth conversation about HPV prevention, so don’t hesitate to understand more about the choices that are out there for your children. However, we know that it might be overwhelming for some to approach this subject and knowing where to start might be difficult. So we’ve put together this simple, downloadable one-page FAQ guide which you can use on your mobile phone when you’re at the clinic. To understand what your child is eligible for, remember to make an appointment with your doctor to learn more about how you can reduce the risk of your daughters developing cervical cancer later in their lives. Make an informed decision today.
Did you know that your children are seven times more likely to get the human papillomavirus (HPV) at some point in their lives than they are to develop diabetes? Around 80% of men and women will be infected with the virus in their lifetime.
Speak to your doctor today to understand the choices and options that are available for you and your child.
HPV symptoms are nearly non-existent, and HPV infections can cause serious diseases and even certain types of cancer – in both women and men. That’s why we want to enable all parents with the knowledge and tools to make powerful choices about their children’s health.
HPV symptoms are nearly non-existent, and HPV infections can cause serious diseases and even certain types of cancer – in both women and men. That’s why we want to enable all parents with the knowledge and tools to make powerful choices about their children’s health.
Certain human papillomavirus (HPV) strains can cause cervical cancer later in your daughters’ lives, as well as other types of cancer in men and women. Cervical cancer is the eighth leading female cancer in Singapore. About 429 new cervical cancer cases were diagnosed annually in Singapore in 2018. In younger women aged 15 to 44 years, cervical cancer is even more common. About 208 women lose the battle against cervical cancer in Singapore each year. For those aged 15 to 44, cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths.
Your doctor is the best person to have an in-depth conversation about HPV prevention, so don’t hesitate to understand more about the choices that are out there for your children. However, we know that it might be overwhelming for some to approach this subject and knowing where to start might be difficult. So we’ve put together this simple, downloadable one-page FAQ guide which you can use on your mobile phone when you’re at the clinic. To understand what your child is eligible for, remember to make an appointment with your doctor to learn more about how you can reduce the risk of your daughters developing cervical cancer later in their lives. Make an informed decision today.
Why take a chance on your children’s lives? Protecting them from HPV now will help reduce their risk of serious diseases later in life. HPV infections are responsible for approximately:
in males and females
in males and females
Teri was young and healthy when she received a shocking cervical cancer diagnosis. Now, her mission is to educate others about how to prevent this devastating disease.
Teri was young and healthy when she received a shocking cervical cancer diagnosis. Now, her mission is to educate others about how to prevent this devastating disease.
Protect your children’s health to the fullest and reduce their risk of cancer later in life. Find a clinic closest to you and set up an appointment to speak with your doctor about protecting your children against HPV, and the choices they have.
Protect your children’s health to the fullest and reduce their cancer later in life. Find a clinic closest to you and set up an appointment to speak with your doctor about protecting your children against HPV, and the choices they have.
Now that you’re informed, are you ready to take a stand? Join parents across Singapore who understand the importance of protecting their children against HPV and HPV-related diseases.
Now that you’re informed, are you ready to take a stand? Join parents across Singapore who understand the importance of protecting their children against HPV and HPV-related diseases.
