Conférence sur le Papillomavirus : comprendre, prévenir et se protéger
Human papillomaviruses (HPV) are very common: 8 out of 10 people will be exposed to them during their lifetime. Whilst the infection usually clears up on its own, it can sometimes persist and lead to lesions that may develop into various cancers, including cervical, throat, anal and genital cancers, in both women and men.
However, these cancers are largely preventable through prevention and vaccination, which is recommended in France for girls and boys from the age of 11. To better understand the risks associated with HPV and learn how to protect yourself, the Audincourt CCAS, in partnership with the Ligue contre le cancer, invites you to an information and discussion session.
Hosted by Dr Monnier, an oncologist and chair of the Ligue contre le cancer committee, this event will answer your questions and provide an update on prevention methods. Parents, teenagers and young adults are invited to attend to receive clear and reliable information.
Admission is free.
However, these cancers are largely preventable through prevention and vaccination, which is recommended in France for girls and boys from the age of 11. To better understand the risks associated with HPV and learn how to protect yourself, the Audincourt CCAS, in partnership with the Ligue contre le cancer, invites you to an information and discussion session.
Hosted by Dr Monnier, an oncologist and chair of the Ligue contre le cancer committee, this event will answer your questions and provide an update on prevention methods. Parents, teenagers and young adults are invited to attend to receive clear and reliable information.
Admission is free.
Horaires et ouvertures
12 November at 7.00 pm
Next date
On 2026-11-12
