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KDCA Defends Vaccines; Ghana Launches Cervical Cancer Campaign

10/14/2025

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Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) refutes a study claiming COVID-19 vaccines raise cancer risk, citing no causal evidence and criticizing its methodology.
KDCA reaffirmed the established protective benefits of vaccination.
In Ghana, the Ghana Football Association and the Ghana Health Service led a cervical cancer awareness campaign for female athletes, with over 100 receiving their first HPV vaccine doses.
The effort underscores prevention and health education in sports.

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Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) refutes a study claiming COVID-19 vaccines raise cancer risk, citing no causal evidence and criticizing its methodology.
KDCA reaffirmed the established protective benefits of vaccination.
In Ghana, the Ghana Football Association and the Ghana Health Service led a cervical cancer awareness campaign for female athletes, with over 100 receiving their first HPV vaccine doses.
The effort underscores prevention and health education in sports.