Cervical-Cancer | The Kingston Whig Standard

Providence Care partnership will assist cervical cancer screening research

Health innovation organizations will utilize research space within Providence Care Hospital

Representatives from Providence Care, Kingston Economic Development, Wema Inc. and PapEasy cut the ribbon

Pop-up cervical cancer screening clinics to be held locally

Dr. Hugh Langley is the primary care lead for the Cancer Centre of Sotheastern Ontario. This month marks National Cervical Cancer Awareness Week and to help encourage cervical cancer screening, members of the Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario (CCSEO) in partnership with QueenÕs University Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology program are hitting the road for the annual Pap Party pop-up cervical cancer screening clinics to be held in Belleville, Tyendinaga and Kingston Oct. 27 and 28. SUBMITTED PHOTO