Send an e-mail to 5 women you care about letting them know what they can do to best protect themselves from cervical cancer.

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Subject:	Know the Facts About Cervical Cancer Prevention
Message:	There have been a lot of exciting medical advances recently in cervical cancer prevention. These include an FDA-approved test to detect the human papillomavirus (HPV), which causes cervical cancer, and a vaccine against HPV. But it can be confusing knowing which women and girls should get what. The American Medical Women's Association and the National Council of Women's Organizations have made it easy. Here's what they recommend: + Girls aged 11 and 12 should get the HPV vaccine, and other girls and women ages 9 through 26, or their parents if appropriate, should ask their clinician about getting the HPV vaccine. + All women should get regular Pap tests, beginning at age 21 or within 3 years of becoming sexually active, at a frequency recommended by their clinician. + Women age 30 and older should get an HPV test with their Pap test. Please help spread the word. Send this message to 5 women you care about and ask them to do the same. For more information on their Know the Facts About Cervical Cancer Prevention campaign, go to www.amwa-doc.org/knowthefacts. For more information about AMWA, visit www.amwa-doc.org and for more information about NCWO, visit www.womensorganizations.org.
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