Cancer Education

First Internet-Based Cervical Cancer Public Education Campaign Launched

Published in Women's Health Weekly, January 29th, 2000

In recognition of Cervical Cancer Month, the National Cervical Cancer Public Education Campaign (NCCPEC) launched the first online cervical cancer public education effort with a goal of reaching 5 million women in January 2000.

Via the power of the Internet and America Online (AOL), the world's leading interactive services company, this online initiative will allow the Campaign to reach a record number of women with an important public health message. The campaign launch was announced by a live webcast led by spokespersons from the American Medical Women's Association (the founding partner of the National Cervical Cancer Public Education Campaign), America Online...

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Source: Women's Health Weekly (2000-01-29)

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