Get ready, Ghana! The Ministry of Health, Ghana Health Service (GHS), and partners are gearing up to introduce the HPV vaccination among adolescent girls this year. This exciting announcement was made by Mr. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, the Minister of Health, who emphasized the importance of providing long-lasting protection against cervical cancer for young girls in the country.
During the launch of the 2025 Child Health Promotion Week and the African Vaccination Week in Accra, Dr. Hafiz Adam Taher read out the Minister’s speech, outlining the government’s commitment to improving the health of its citizens. The introduction of the HPV vaccination is a significant step towards achieving this goal, as cervical cancer is a leading cause of death among women in Ghana.
By vaccinating adolescent girls against the Human papillomavirus, the government is taking proactive measures to prevent the development of cervical cancer later in life. This initiative not only protects the health of young girls but also contributes to the overall wellbeing of society as a whole.
The Ministry of Health, GHS, and their partners are working tirelessly to ensure that the HPV vaccination program is implemented successfully. Healthcare professionals will be trained, awareness campaigns will be conducted, and vaccination clinics will be set up to reach as many adolescent girls as possible.
As we look towards a healthier future for the women of Ghana, let us support the government’s efforts to introduce the HPV vaccination among adolescent girls. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against cervical cancer and ensure a brighter, healthier tomorrow for our
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