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The Royal Society of Health (RSH) is developing a national Human Papillomavirus (HPV) education programme to raise public understanding about HPV in spring 2008.

Health professionals, teachers, healthy schools co-ordinators, parents, young people, local government officers all have an essential role to play in this public health programme in creating a supportive educational and organizational environment for young people to take informed action to protect themselves against cervical cancer.

Coming soon!
A general information leaflet, fact sheet, teachers pack and other materials will be available to download here.

Order your FREE sexual health teaching & learning support pack NOW by emailing hpvinfo@rsph.org

For further information please contact Alison Gehring, agehring@rsph.org

Professor Richard Parish, Royal Society of Health Chief Executive states;

"Immunisation and vaccination provide an essential tool in improving public health. However, success requires an investment not just in vaccine delivery, but also in the health promotion measures necessary to create a supportive educational and organizational environment. Education is not an 'add-on', but a pre-requisite."

 

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