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Discover who the winner of the 2023 Maurice Hilleman award is. >> Watch the interview here <<

Global policy dialogue in Washington DC during IPVC 2023 emphasized call to action to eliminate cervical cancer. >> Read the press release here <<

The International Papillomavirus Society (IPVS) invites you to participate in our live and free webinar on Friday, March 3rd, 2023 to commemorate International HPV Awareness Day Campaign 2023 and to celebrate the mobilization of effort around the world to eliminate HPV related cancer. Friday, March 3rd 2023 at 16:00-17:00 CET Topic: One Less Worry – […]

IPVS travel scholarships are made available for IPVC 2023 (April 17-21, 2023 in Washington DC, USA) through support by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. These travel grants are exclusively for participants from low- and lower-middle income countries. Application deadline: November 3rd, 2022 >> Find out more <<

Due to the current COVID19-related travel restrictions in Japan, the 35th International Papillomavirus Conference (IPVC 2023) will be relocated to Washington DC, USA, from Monday, April 17 to Friday, April 21, 2023. READ THE OFFICIAL STATEMENT HERE

IPVS has launched its Mentorship Program on 1st July. Early career and students, if you are looking for guidance on your career development or are hoping to build specific skills, become an IPVS member today and apply as a mentee to join the mentorship program. Several mentors are readily available. Find out more here

This month (April 2022), Japan reintroduced HPV vaccination. Read IPVS statement on the resumption of the Japanese Ministry of Health officially promoting HPV vaccination in Japan >> IPVS statement <<  

The IPVS Campaign Committee is pleased to share the International HPV Awareness Day Campaign 2022 Report. The ‘One Less Worry’ campaign theme has been well-received and together we have made impressive strides forward in global impact. The report includes key results on what was achieved in the weeks around March 4th, some of the success […]

For Anal Cancer Awareness Day, we asked Dr. Joel Palefsky, Principal Investigator of the ANCHOR study if he thinks anal cancer needs its own awareness day. Read the interview to get a few of his insights about this specific type of HPV cancer. -> INTERVIEW <-  

On March 4th, for the International HPV Awareness Day, a news release was published by IPVS: “Scientific leaders signal major breakthroughs in elimination of human papillomavirus (HPV) related cancer”. Read through the news release here: IPVS News Release March 4th