The first pilot runs using Artificial Intelligence based Cervical Cancer Screening in the country was held at the Star Wellness Center, Barangay Holy Spirit, in Quezon City. The project was in participation with QC Councilor Star Valmocina, Chief of Staff Dale Valamocina, and the Brgy Capt. SuperKap Chito Valmocina, along with JCI Quezon City Sampaguita, and the men and women that constitute the Barangay.

If organizations have a logo to represent it, CerviQ launched a hand sign to signify the elimination of cervical cancer. To generate awareness and participation from influencers and civic leaders,  a photo contest was launched to generate interest from the community.

Aimed to help raise funds for the Relay For Life – Philippine Cancer Society, the CerviQ team auctioned online several handmade fashionable masks and turbans. Proceeds of the sale were donated as wearable masks to cancer patients through the Philippine Cancer Society support group network. The Auction For Life Debut will be relaunched on May 2021 in line with the National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.

A 10-day Free Cervical Cancer Screening Caravan covering the province of Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Nueva Viscaya, and Isabela and Tuguegarao, sponsored by the Rotary International District 3770. The project did not push thru due to the onset of the COVID – 19 pandemic. Visit our BLOGS or RESOURCES / PHOTO GALLERY Section for more details.

From Dr. Bogs Rivera’s personal advocacy to the corporation that it is today, cerviQ‘s story began in 2019. To help eliminate cervical cancer, the idea was simple: build an app that empowers midwives in remote provinces to take photos of a patient’s cervix during cervical screening using VIA, and send them to a doctor for interpretation over a secure network. With funding support from his colleagues at Rotary District 3810, the construction of the mobile app began. Visit our BLOGS or RESOURCES / PHOTO GALLERY Section for more details.