The Women Cell of I.T.S. College, UG Campus, organized an informative "Cervical Cancer Awareness Session" to educate girl students about cervical cancer, its prevention, and the importance of early detection. The session featured Dr. Vineeta Rastogi as the guest speaker, who provided valuable insights into this preventable yet serious disease. She explained how poor diet and hygiene can weaken the immune system, increasing the risk of infections such as HPV—the primary cause of cervical cancer. Dr. Rastogi also discussed key symptoms like abnormal vaginal bleeding and post-coital bleeding. She highlighted the importance of early diagnosis through biopsy in cases of abnormal screening results. Regular screening through Pap smears every three years or HPV co-testing every five years was strongly recommended for early detection. A major part of the session focused on the HPV vaccine as a vital preventive measure. Dr. Rastogi recommended two doses for girls aged 9 to 25, and three doses for those above 25, assuring the students of the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness.