Father advocates for young women's body awareness after daughter's death from cervical cancer

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A father is advocating for young women to know their bodies after his daughter died of cervical cancer at 23. Kaley Williamson was diagnosed with a large cervical tumor in March 2025 and passed away in June 2026, despite receiving the HPV vaccine. Her father aims to spread her message to be aware of bodily changes. Cervical cancer is rising in Canada, but is largely preventable through vaccination and screening. The minimum screening age in Ontario is now 25, a change Kaley's father questions.


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