HPV Awareness and Cervical Cancer Prevention Highlighted at Women’s Month Event in Ayala Mall Makati Circuit

HPV Awareness and Cervical Cancer Prevention Womens Month at Makati Circuit

In celebration of National Women’s Month, a vibrant and meaningful event at Ayala Mall Makati Circuit brought together advocates of HPV awareness and cervical cancer prevention—two critical pillars in protecting the health of Filipino women. This initiative reinforces the importance of HPV awareness in the Philippines and the role of early action in reducing cervical cancer cases nationwide.

Organized by the Soroptimist International of Metro Circuit in partnership with V Works Philippine Marketing Association, the event titled W.O.M.E.N. — Wellness, One Community, Movement, Empowerment, and Nature showcased a powerful blend of education, empowerment, and community engagement.

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The event featured a dynamic mix of activities celebrating the strength, creativity, and resilience of women. From celebrity bazaars and female-led businesses to fitness sessions, fashion shows, arts and crafts, and entertainment, the venue transformed into a hub of inspiration and empowerment.

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Beyond lifestyle and enterprise, the event placed strong emphasis on health and wellness—highlighting that true empowerment begins with informed choices, early screening, and proactive steps toward cervical cancer prevention.

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Advancing Women’s Health: HPV Awareness and Cervical Cancer Prevention

Among the invited speakers was Dr. Jesus Randy Bogs Rivera, founder of End Cervical Cancer Philippines Organization Inc..

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Dr. Rivera delivered an impactful talk on Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and Cervical Cancer, highlighting a crucial message:

Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers—yet it continues to claim the lives of Filipina women every day.

His discussion emphasized:

  • The role of HPV as the primary cause of cervical cancer
  • The importance of early screening and vaccination
  • The urgent need to increase awareness and access to preventive services across communities

 

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In attendance with Dr. Rivera were the co-founder and directors of End Cervical Cancer Philippines Organization Inc. and Health Screen Laboratory and Diagnostic Center (non in photo), showing a unified commitment to advancing women’s health.

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Turning HPV Awareness into Action

In line with the advocacy of Women’s Month, CerviQ is offering a special HPV vaccination program:

💉 HPV 9-Valent Vaccine (Gardasil 9)
₱5,999 per dose — available for the whole month of March

This initiative aims to make life-saving protection more accessible to women, reinforcing the message that prevention is both possible and within reach.

A Celebration with Purpose

The W.O.M.E.N. event stands as a powerful reminder that true empowerment goes beyond celebration—it involves education, access, and collective action.

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Congratulations to the organizer, Ms. Elmira Cadungog, and the entire team behind this meaningful initiative.

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Maraming salamat sa pagkakataon to be part of a movement that continues to uplift, educate, and protect the health of Filipino women.

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