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THE GLOBAL CERVICAL CANCER PREVENTION PROJECT
PAP SCREENING IN LOWER-INCOME COUNTRIES IS A MORAL IMPERATIVE BECAUSE SAVING AS MANY LIVES AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE IS A MORAL IMPERATIVE.
OUR BACKSTORY
Click here to learn how Americans and Vietnamese learned together, in Vietnam, that Pap screening in lower-income countries is a moral imperative
Video: Charlize Theron describes the Viet/American Cervical Cancer Prevention Project, which was renamed the Global Cervical Cancer Prevention Project in 2018
Click here to learn why the New England Journal of Medicine published allegations that the NIH-funded Mumbai Experiment contributed to more than 500,000 preventable cervical cancer deaths
Video: The NIH-funded Mumbai Experiment is compared to the racist Tuskegee Syphilis Study
Click here to learn how the NIH-funded Mumbai Experiment and its cover-up have corrupted global health policy
Video: The principal investigator of the NIH-funded Mumbai Experiment makes the false and self-contradictory claim to the United Nations that Pap screening is not feasible in India.
Click here to learn why the Gates Foundation has been called "implicitly dangerous" by the World Health Organization
Video: In 1999, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation established its "Alliance for Cervical Cancer Prevention" on the unfortunate assumption that Pap screening was not the solution for the problem of cervical cancer in lower-income countries. This video shows how the Gates Foundation got what it had paid for.
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