Human papillomavirus (HPV)
All roads lead to Ocean: how cancer treatment works in Tanzania
In Tanzania, the Ocean Road Cancer Institute is doing its part to ensure that people across the country can receive cancer treatment and care, regardless of their ability to pay.
Eliminating cervical cancer depends on global effort to ensure supply meets demand
Global access to HPV vaccine is vital, particularly in lower-income countries. Lessons learned from HPV roll-out could boost uptake of COVID-19 vaccines.
Can the world ever be cervical cancer-free?
As World Cancer Day approaches amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s now more important than ever to ensure continued access to HPV vaccines to eliminate cervical cancer around the world.
How much of an impact do vaccines really have?
The world’s most comprehensive study reveals all! A new study looking at the impact of vaccinations in 98 countries over the past 20 years concludes that 37 million people are alive today thanks to vaccines.
The public health impact of a single-dose HPV vaccination schedule
New review of evidence on a single-dose HPV vaccination schedule is published by PATH-led consortium.
Getting girls on board with the HPV vaccine
New girl-centered toolkit helps health officials develop and implement communications campaigns that resonate with girls in their countries.
Myanmar celebrates the launch of the HPV vaccine
Nearly half a million girls to be protected each year following the launch of the HPV, which will be provided with financial support from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. Here’s a closer look at the launch ceremony.
Simplifying the vaccine cost equation
PATH offers new vaccine cost calculators to equip countries making the most of their resources.
Immunization Is the Best Weapon Against Poverty
Anti-vaxxers’ irresponsible misinformation ignores those with the most to lose by not vaccinating: the poorest and most vulnerable, who risk dying or sliding into medical impoverishment if they or their loved ones get sick. For much of the world’s population, vaccination means inoculation against poverty.
Leaders in the fight against infectious diseases
Snapshots from DRC, India and Zambia illustrate country ownership and progress in the fights against Ebola, polio and HPV.