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Breaking News | Exposure To Sexual Intercourse Before Age 16 Increases Cervical Cancer — Centre

Views: Visits 4 The National Obstetric Fistula Centre (NOFIC), in Ebonyi has said that early girl child marriage and exposure to sexual intercourse before age 16, is a predisposing factor to cervical cancer. The Medical Director of NOFIC, Prof. Johnson Obuna, made the remark on Friday, during the flag-off of a Free Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment for women in the state. The exercise was organised by the state government through the state Executive Committee on Medical Screening in collaboration with the office of the governor’s wife, Mrs Rachael Umahi. Obuna said that giving out a girl child to marriage before 16 years of age made them prone to cancer.

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Breaking News | Exposure To Sexual Intercourse Before Age 16 Increases Cervical Cancer- Centre

Views: Visits 5 Image from ‘National Cancer Institute’The National Obstetric Fistula Centre (NOFIC), in Ebonyi has said that early girl child marriage and exposure to sexual intercourse before age 16, is a predisposing factor to cervical cancer. The Medical Director of NOFIC, Prof. Johnson Obuna, made the remark on Friday, during the flag-off of a Free Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment for women in the state. The exercise was organised by the state government through the state Executive Committee on Medical Screening in collaboration with the office of the governor’s wife, Mrs Rachael Umahi. Obuna said that giving out a girl child to marriage before 16 years of age made them prone to cancer.

Rachael umahiJohnson obunaEze nwachukwuDavid umahiNational cancer institutethe obstetric fistula centreJoyce jones foundationUpliftment foundationCommittee on medical screeningMedical directorFree cervical cancer screeningExecutive committeeMedical screeningMrs rachaelSpecial assistantMrs patience offorFamily succor