PATH have some exciting information about continuing and upcoming television programming on O2TV—Vietnam’s cable television channel that focuses on health issues. Currently, O2TV is hosting “Defeat Cancer” programming in concert with the National Program on Cancer Prevention and the National Cancer Hospital and with technical support from PATH. The program is now focusing on cervical cancer with such themes as: cervical cancer causes, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, care, and monitoring.
O2TV’s cervical cancer programming began in late September with five broadcasted programs. Two on-going and upcoming programs are “Dialogue on HPV vaccine” and “Experience on Cervical Cancer Prevention in the world”.
“Dialogue on HPV vaccine”—a talk show featuring national experts on cervical cancer—introduce the HPV vaccine as a new method of preventing cervical cancer with the participationi of Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Tran Hien from the National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology and Dr. Luu Thi Hong from the Department of Maternal and Child Health, Ministry of Health.
“Experience on Cervical Cancer Prevention in the world” is a BBC-produced documentary showcasing ongoing cervical cancer prevention efforts in Uganda, drawing largely from PATH cervical cancer prevention programming.
Below is the broadcasting schedule of these two sessions. Please, take some time to enjoy these informative television programs.
“Experience on Cervical Cancer Prevention in the world” broadcasted on
Thursday October 29 at 9pm
Friday October 30 at 5pm
Saturday October 31 at 1.30pm
Sunday November 01 at 9.30am
“Dialogue on HPV vaccine” broadcasted on
Thursday November 05 at 9pm
Friday November 06 at 5pm
Saturday November 07 at 1.30pm
Sunday November 08 at 9.30am
Video clips are also available at the following link:
http://o2tv.vn/list/program/Gio_chien_thang_ung_thu [1]
This “Defeat Cancer” program on O2TV will be helpful for anyone it may concern then you are welcome to forward this reminder to them.
They greatly appreciate your concerns in prevention of cervical cancer for adolescent girls using HPV vaccines and for adult women applying screening for early detection and treatment of pre-cancerous signs.