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WACC Network Women Against Cervical Cancer Network (WACC Network) is a Network of individuals, groups, institutions and organizations voluntarily engaged in women's health, as well as in cancer prevention, with the aim of saving women's lives and improving women's health globally... More information   Our Cause Cervical cancer is the second-most common cancer in women: it affects around half-a-million women and - each year - kills over 280,000, worldwide. More information By Joseph Monsonego