Recent Medical Studies Show African American and Latina Women in the Inland Empire Highest At-Risk Group for Cervical Cancer
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CCARE researchers found that women from the Inland Empire (Riverside and San Bernardino counties) ranked the highest sufferers of cervical cancer in the state.Clark is undertaking a huge goal — driving a paradigm shift in the African American community to focus on healthier, happier lives.These abnormal cells can be easily treated and cervical cancer can be totally prevented and avoided.CCARE partnered with two leading Inland Empire health advocacy organizations, The Healthy Heritage Movement and the Southern California Witness Project to recruit African American and Hispanic women to participant in a women’s health awareness survey.The community organizations were successful in completing 211 surveys representing 86 African American women and 125 Latinas.“While we are honoring Breast Cancer Awareness month I want to encourage women to take the time this month to get a complete annual women’s examine which includes both Pap test and a clinical breast examine,” said Phyllis Clark, C.E.O.Clark is undertaking a huge goal — driving a paradigm shift in the African American community to focus on healthier, happier lives.### Contact Information Healthy Heritage Movement Natasha Ferguson 951-662-8780 www.healthyheritagemovement.com Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from Healthy Heritage Movement, Inc. Promote Your Business Press Release Pricing Email this page to a friend