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He Ministry of Health (Minsa) has categorically rejected versions suggesting that the said sector made donations of expired products to the population affected by rains and mudflows in Hicamarca.
In this way, the portfolio responds to videos circulating on social media that indicate that employees Minsa he would deliver expired groceries to the people of Hikamarca.
In a statement Minsa indicated that he will take appropriate legal action against those who intend to damage the institutional image of this ministry and the work carried out by the Association of Women Volunteers and Friends of Minsa, who are responsible for receiving and delivering these donations.
“He Minsa remains firm in its intention to continue the restoration of medical services affected by mudflows and rains, so that the population has access to timely and high-quality medical care, as well as carry out fumigation measures to prevent dengue fever, provide support to the regions, including other actions,” he added .
Cervical cancer
Director of the Department of Prevention and Control of Cancer Ministry of Health (Minsa), Estela Malaver Meza, pointed out that human papillomavirus (HPV) is associated with cervical cancer in 99% of cases.
He pointed out that this virus causes 4200 new cases in the country and 50% of them die from this pathology.
“For this reason, it is important to promote preventive measures, such as the HPV vaccination for girls and boys, which starts this year. This is a Minsa effort and the goal is to vaccinate over 700,000 girls and boys this year,” he said.
Malaver also noted that between 70% and 80% of cervical cancer cases are caused by two types of HPV, namely 16 and 18, and this vaccine is very effective against these two types of virus, in addition to types 6 and 11, which cause other types of HPV. . Types of epithelial lesions.
“Our function is to prevent, so our strategy is to vaccinate in schools, and girls and boys who cannot do this can also go to various health facilities across the country,” he said.
Source: RPP
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