Cervicheck by Pragmatech

""Inspired from true events""
Science ✔️
Stories ✔️
Meet Greeva & Tara- making cervical health conversations simple, stigma-free, and approachable this January.
They know that awareness is the best protection, and they’re starting by getting the facts straight from the experts.

""Did you know Dr. Faraz Vali is busting all the myths about Cervical cancer?"" 💬

Don't miss a beat-follow our series to see how Ms. Greeva and Ms. Tara take action and empower others! 🛡️💗

Got questions about CERVICHECK? We’ve got the answers! 💬✨

CERVICHECK FAQs: Let’s clear the confusions 🔍💙
Everything you wanted to ask but weren’t sure how. We’re breaking it down for you!

Because no question is too small when it comes to your health 💪
Let’s make cervical screening easier to understand (and way less scary).

📩 Messages poured in from all across India. 📬
Asking how do I place my order❓

We heard you! 🧏

And it broke our heart 💔every time to say,
“Not yet available in your city.” 🎭

But not anymore. 💪

🇮🇳 We’re proud to announce that CERVICHECK is now available in 450+ cities across India! 🇮🇳

Because your pincode shouldn’t decide whether you get the care or not. 💓💝💓

Ready to screen yourself, on your terms? 👸🏻

Order now! Click on the link in bio.
India’s 1st Clinically approved Cervical Self-sampling kit is just a click away. 🚀

HPV is known to primarily spread through Oral, A**l, and Vaginal s*x.
So, if you think that kissing is safe, you're mistaken.

Let's pledge to celebrate this day and know more about HPV

Cervical cancer is the most preventable form of cancer. But what's still leading to an alarming number of deaths in India and LMICs is the disparity in access and adoption of avenues for early detection.

WHO is working to with its three pronged approach (Vaccine, Screening and Treatment), which we fully endorse.

There are 14 high risk HPV types and NO vaccine protects against all of them. So, while HPV Vaccine gives you a safety net, a different type can still visit you unannounced.
Periodic screening is a must.
Remeber, early detection is the first step towards reducing the risk of Cervical Cancer.

with awareness, wisdom and timely action.

HPV is a slow and silent attacker. So, there are absolutely no signs or symptoms that show up immediately.

HPV takes about 10-15 years to develop into Cervical Cancer. Hence, the best way to stay safe is to keep your guards on, get screenings and catch HPV infection in pre-cancerous stage.
Cervical Cancer is one of the most preventable and treatable forms of cancer, so why take risk when you can stay safe?

HPV is not rare. It is extremely common!!
660M are infected with HPV and 570M progress to HPV related Cancers.
~70K women lose their life to Cervical cancer every year in India alone.
Study shows that, we contribute to 27% of Cervical cancer mortalities worldwide.

This Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, we pledge to spread awareness .