Enough

Linda O. Eckert is a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology with an Infectious Disease Fellowship at the University of Washington and an internationally recognized expert in immunizations and cervical cancer prevention. For over thirty years, Dr Eckert has worked at Seattle's Harborview Hospital, treating people from all around the world. Frequently in the spotlight for her expertise in HPV vaccinations and cervical cancer screenings, Dr Eckert is passionate in her drive to eliminate this deadly disease.

Introduction: The calling; Part I. A Preventable Cancer: 1. The potent promise and the rotten reality; 2. The vision; 3. Must we ask what a woman is worth?; Part II. The Science Behind Cervical Cancer: 4. The dangerous clout of a sexually transmitted virus; 5. The power of prevention; 6. The toll of treatment; 7. Gasoline on the fire: when HIV meets HPV; Part III. The Prevention Problem: 8. The deadly link between inequality and cervical cancer; 9. Losing the life lottery because of where you are born; 10. Sex, lies, and logistics: obstacles to vaccination beyond the marketplace; 11. Putting out the fires: obstacles to screening; 12. 'Dying inside': obstacles to treatment-and the catastrophic consequences; 13. What money cannot buy; Part IV. Getting to Enough: 14. A sea change starts with a ripple; 15. Wanted: men to champion the movement; 16. Join the collective cry of 'enough!'.