On March 7th and 8th, Agrolíbano hosted educational sessions at Santa Rosa Farm as part of its commitment to the overall health of its employees. Nine informational talks were held on the prevention of cervical cancer, reaching 515 individuals.
The sessions covered the importance of early detection, risk factors, prevention methods, and access to screenings such as cytology tests.This initiative aims to empower women with essential information to take charge of their health and prevent diseases.
