In a recent announcement, Ms. Becky Pais the Officer in Charge (OIC) of the National Cancer Center (NCC), has underscored the vital necessity of routine check-ups for women in their childbearing years. Stressing the pivotal role of screenings, such as Pap smears and mammograms, in early cancer detection and prevention, Ms. Pais emphasized that it is important to identify abnormalities that may lead to cervical or breast cancer, saying that there is treatment and successful recovery rates when these conditions are detected at an early stage. Ms. Pais urged women to proactively monitor their well-being, noting that prioritizing regular check-ups not only safeguards individual health, but also secures a healthy future for families. Advocating for informed decision-making in reproductive health, she stated that regular screenings empower women with knowledge and tools to maintain a healthy lifestyle. The WELL Women's clinic, housed within the National Cancer Treatment Center at Angau in Lae, extends a warm invitation to women, emphasizing that health is a collective responsibility. Ms. Pais encouraged women to overcome any hesitations and prioritize their health.