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		<title>More than 150 Women Benefit from Abu Dhabi-based Family Development Foundation&#8217;s Awareness Sessions on Cervical Cancer and HPV-related Diseases</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Text size &#160; &#160; Dubai-UAE: 7 December, 2010 &#8211; The Abu Dhabi-based Family Development Foundation (FDF) today successfully concluded its awareness programme on the prevention of cervical cancer and HPV-related diseases, drawing the participation of more than 150 women of &#100;&#105;&#102;&#102;&#101;&#114;&#101;&#110;&#116; nationalities and age groups. Maitha Al Ameri, Head of Health Education Section, FDF, said: [...]]]></description>
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<p> <i></i>Dubai-UAE: 7 December, 2010 &#8211; The Abu Dhabi-based Family Development Foundation (FDF) today successfully concluded its awareness programme on the prevention of cervical cancer and HPV-related diseases, drawing the participation of more than 150 women of &#100;&#105;&#102;&#102;&#101;&#114;&#101;&#110;&#116; nationalities and age groups.</P>
<p>Maitha Al Ameri, Head of Health Education Section, FDF, said: &#8220;The educational sessions attracted women &#102;&#114;&#111;&#109; varied social backgrounds. &#105;&#110; delivering this programme, &#119;&#101; &#104;&#097;&#118;&#101; &#099;&#111;&#109;&#101; a step closer to raising awareness on cervical cancer and HPV-related diseases. &#119;&#101; aim to continue providing sessions of similar nature &#105;&#110; order to create maximum outreach, &#105;&#110; line with &#111;&#117;&#114; strategic priorities.&#8221;</p>
<p>Worldwide, cervical cancer &#105;&#115; the second &#109;&#111;&#115;&#116; common life-threatening cancer among women after breast cancer with &#097;&#110; incidence rate of 4.8 &#112;&#101;&#114; 100,000 women a year &#105;&#110; the Middle East and 9.9 &#112;&#101;&#114; 100,000 women &#105;&#110; the UAE. The UAE&#8217;s Cancer Registry Program revealed &#116;&#104;&#097;&#116; the annual average of the reported cervical cancer cases tripled &#105;&#110; 2005 when compared to the period 1998-2004. HPV types 16 and 18 &#099;&#097;&#117;&#115;&#101; approximately 70 &#112;&#101;&#114; cent of cervical cancer cases.</p>
<p>In the early stages, cervical cancer may not &#105;&#110;&#100;&#105;&#099;&#097;&#116;&#101; any symptoms, but &#105;&#102; caught early &#105;&#115; &#097;&#108;&#109;&#111;&#115;&#116; 100 &#112;&#101;&#114; cent curable. Regular pap smear tests significantly help the early detection of cervical cancer &#8211; a reason why experts recommend regular gynecological checkups. The test &#105;&#115; a quick, painless and hassle-free procedure &#116;&#104;&#097;&#116; &#105;&#115; credited with significantly reducing cervical cancer deaths since its widespread use &#105;&#110; the 1950s.</p>
<p>Cervical cancer, &#111;&#110;&#101; of &#097;&#114;&#111;&#117;&#110;&#100; 200 &#100;&#105;&#102;&#102;&#101;&#114;&#101;&#110;&#116; types of cancer, results &#102;&#114;&#111;&#109; the abnormal growth and division of cells &#116;&#104;&#097;&#116; make up the cervix. &#105;&#116; &#105;&#115; caused by a virus called Human Papillomavirus (HPV), a common type &#116;&#104;&#097;&#116; infects a majority of people &#097;&#116; some point &#105;&#110; &#116;&#104;&#101;&#105;&#114; lives. The exact &#099;&#097;&#117;&#115;&#101; of cervical cancer &#105;&#115; still unknown and symptoms &#100;&#111; not &#097;&#112;&#112;&#101;&#097;&#114; until &#105;&#116; reaches &#097;&#110; advanced stage, when the disease &#098;&#101;&#099;&#111;&#109;&#101;&#115; incurable.</p>
<p>For &#102;&#117;&#114;&#116;&#104;&#101;&#114; information, &#112;&#108;&#101;&#097;&#115;&#101; contact:Maya El-HachemAccount ManagerJiwin Public RelationsTel: 00971 4 3692925Email: </p>
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