HPV vaccination is our best defense in stopping HPV infection and preventing HPV-related cancers in our communities. St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital recently launched the HPV Cancer Prevention Program to reduce HPV-associated cancer deaths locally and nationally through increasing HPV vaccination rates.
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Engaging community partners to improve health requires the commitment of and contribution by the affected communities. Garnering community buy-in and support after increasing awareness and understanding will help the HPV Cancer Prevention Program identify, address and remove barriers to HPV vaccine uptake.
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Engaging in enjoyable activities – even when you don’t feel like it – is a good way to combat low mood.
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The benefits of HPV vaccination are clear – HPV causes an estimated 36,000 cases of cancer in men and women every year, and an HPV vaccination can prevent more than 32,000 of these cancers from developing by preventing the infections that cause those cancers.
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This nurse residency program supports newly graduated, registered nurses working in oncology inpatient units at St. Jude as they transition from student to professional.
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We can eliminate many cancers through HPV vaccination, and our efforts in conjunction with the World Health Organization hopes to eliminate cervical cancer by 2030.
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Effectively communicating science inspires our teenagers to become future investigators. Telling the story of discovery and uncovering the mystery of a disease or disorder offer scientists opportunities to bring young students into the world of the laboratory.
Read MoreHand hygiene is one component of the triple threat for stopping the spread of coronavirus as well as other viral infections.
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COVID-19 gave rise to a new mental health care option for teens: telehealth video visits. Use these tips to help your teen maximize the benefits.
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Use these tips to better understand how your teenager can cope with the uncertainty and angst of COVID-19.
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Human resources and information systems departments teamed together to launch an internal communications platform that led to fitness challenges that got people moving.
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St. Jude Graduate School second-year grad students nail their research proposals and pass their “quals” via web conference. Face-to-face presentations to faculty can’t happen under COVID-19 conditions. The first generation under this new normal has practical advice for other students.
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