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Promotoras present on cervical cancer at the Sunnyside Peace Garden
Promotoras Elvia Lopez and Marisela Carlon present on Cervical Cancer Prevention and the HPV vaccine at Mother & Daughter Brunch In the Sunnyside Neighborhood Peace Garden
Front view of the MEzCOPH Center of Excellence in Women's Health Bld.
The main entrance from Ring Rd. of our new location. On the UA campus map it is COPH-Lester house, bldg. 477.
Members of the Pima County Cervical Cancer Prevention Partnership
Members of the Pima County Cervical Cancer Prevention Partnership with the 18th Surgeon General of the U. S. Regina Benjamin at the CDC Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Photo provided by Lorena Verdugo
Sunnyside National Night Out with REACH - October 2011
Binational Health Fair - Mexican Consulate, October 2011
REACH PCCCP Partnership HPV and Cervical Cancer Training - August 2011
REACH Posada December 2011


 

 Welcome to the Center of Excellence in Women's Health

 Our mission is to improve the health and wellness of women throughout the lifecycle,
  with an emphasis on underserved girls and women.
 
 

Take Our Survey!

The University of Arizona Medical Center Department of OB/GYN is conducting a research study to better understand college women’s current level of knowledge.  This will allow for us to create effective educational materials to target an audience just like you!  Participation in this study involves completing a completely confidential and anonymous on-line survey that will take approximately 15 minutes to complete.  If you are a female student in college over the age of 18 years old, you are eligible to participate. 
 

Spotlight

A team of Promotoras (community health workers) from Southwest Arizona are engaged in a dynamic online discussion about community health workers and health workforce development, locally and globally now through February on the Community Health Workers Central website (chwcentral.org). Leading...

Women's Health Highlight

CDC: Cancers From Sexually Transmitted Virus Not Just a Female Problem

 April 19, 2012 -- HPV cancer isn't just a female problem, new CDC figures show.

Although HPV causes 18,000 cancers in women each year, it also causes 8,...