In November 2011, Michele Baldwin became the first woman to paddleboard 700 miles on the Ganga River in India. Less than three months later, she passed away Michele was diagnosed… Read More »Filmmakers Launch Kickstarter Campaign for Michele Baldwin Documentary
Ruth Frazier has spent much of her life working as a community organizer in New Mexico and around the world. When her daughter, Michele Baldwin, received a final prognosis of… Read More »Michele Baldwin’s Mother, Ruth Frazier, at TEDxABQWomen
A study in India shows that vinegar screening could cut the death rates from cervical cancer by nearly 30 percent. Read more.
Michele Baldwin’s 700-mile pilgrimage down the Ganges river in India to received honors as Top Expedition at the 2012 SUP Awards. SUP magazine created the SUP Awards as standup paddling’s top honor,… Read More »Michele Baldwin’s Starry Ganga Expedition Honored at 2012 SUP Magazine Awards
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GIAHC’s cervical cancer screening model will be presented at the 2012 UICC World Cancer Congress (27 – 30 August 2012 at the Palais des Congrès, in Montréal, Canada), entitled “… Read More »GIAHC presents its cervical cancer-screening model at various international meetings in fall 2012
Dr. Rhoda Nussbaum and Dr. John Adams of PINCC (Prevention International, No Cervical Cancer) visit ICTPH, GIAHC’s Tanjore site. Training and program expansion continues at ICTPH. Read more.
Tell me, what is it you plan to dowith your one wild and precious life? ~Mary Oliver from “The Summer Day” Michele Baldwin, who in November became the first woman… Read More »Michele Baldwin 1966-2012
The Times of IndiaOn a mission: A woman, a river and a cause Hindustan TimesCharting a New Course to Cervical Cancer Prevention Indian Express Rafting trainer paddles through the Ganges… Read More »India‚Äôs news media extensively covers the Starry Ganga expedition and Dr. Shobha Krishnan‚Äôs work with the Global Initiative Against HPV and Cervical Cancer
Allow trials for a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer SHOBHA S. KRISHNAN, staff physician at Columbia University’s Barnard College Health Services in the US, shot to fame recently with her path-breaking… Read More »The Tribune (India) interviews Dr. Shobha Krishnan on the HPV vaccine