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Inside Knowledge Posters

Posters featuring survivors and facts about gynecologic cancer help raise awareness about gynecologic cancer and related symptoms. They may be used in a variety of settings, such as medical offices or clinical practices, at health fairs, in workplaces, and other community settings. You can download and print the posters or order printed copies. See Usage Guidelines.

Get the Inside Knowledge poster

NEW! Get the Inside Knowledge!
Gynecologic cancers have warning signs. See your doctor if you have any of these symptoms for two weeks or longer. And if you have vaginal bleeding that’s not normal for you, see your doctor right away.
Formats: 11”x17” (vertical) [PDF-159KB] and 17”x11” (horizontal) [PDF-159KB]


NEW! Are You Listening?
Gynecologic cancers have symptoms. Learn the signs. If you notice something is not quite right and it lasts for two weeks or longer, see your doctor. And if you have vaginal bleeding that’s not normal for you, see your doctor right away. It may be nothing, but find out for sure. Three versions are available.

“Are You Listening?” poster showing an African American womanWith a photo of an African American woman.
Formats: 11”x17” (vertical) [PDF-2.6MB] and 17”x11” (horizontal) [PDF-3.1MB]


“Are You Listening?” poster showing a Hispanic womanWith a photo of a Hispanic woman.
Formats: 11”x17” (vertical) [PDF-2.2MB] and 17”x11” (horizontal) [PDF-2.7MB]


“Are You Listening?” poster showing a White womanWith a photo of a White woman.
Formats: 11”x17” (vertical) [PDF-2MB] and 17”x11” (horizontal) [PDF-2.3MB]


Cote de Pablo: I Was Lucky poster (11 inches wide and 17 inches tall)

Cote de Pablo: “I was lucky.”
Actress Cote de Pablo talks about her cervical cancer scare and has a message for women.
Formats: 11”x17” (vertical) [PDF-836KB] and 17”x11” (horizontal) [PDF-3.1MB]


Be Brave. Ask Questions. poster (11 inches wide and 17 inches tall)

Be Brave. Ask Questions.
Writer/performer Jenny Allen describes her experience with uterine and ovarian cancers.
Formats: 11 inches wide and 17 inches tall [PDF-971KB] and 17 inches wide and 11 inches tall [PDF-872KB]


Here's What Happened poster

Here’s What Happened
A gynecologic cancer survivor has important advice for other women.
Formats: 11 inches wide and 17 inches tall [PDF-2.3MB] and 22 inches wide and 17 inches tall [PDF-3.3MB]


Get the Inside Knowledge poster with photos of diverse women

Get the Inside Knowledge
Features a gynecologic cancer symptoms chart and provides information on the importance of paying attention to your body. Three versions are available.


Cartel de Conozca su cuerpo versión con fotografías

Conozca su cuerpo (Spanish)
Features a gynecologic cancer symptoms chart and provides information on the importance of paying attention to your body. Two versions are available.


Usage Guidelines

Content developed by CDC’s Inside Knowledge campaign and presented on CDC’s Web site is available for public use exactly as it is found online, without being changed in any way. If you have questions about whether or how you may use these campaign resources, or if you would like to request Inside Knowledge print ads or print disks, please call 1 (800) CDC-INFO or contact CDC-INFO.

Fact sheets, brochures, posters, symptoms diaries, buttons, badges, and PSAs

Inside Knowledge fact sheets, brochures, posters, symptoms diaries, buttons and badges, and public service announcements (PSAs) may not be changed in any way. Adding or removing logos or information to highlight the services provided by an individual, company, or organization would imply endorsement by the Department of Health and Human Services, which is against federal policy.

Images and illustrations

Many Inside Knowledge images and illustrations are copyright protected, and depending on contractual agreements, may not be available for use by non-CDC entities.

Campaign logos

Inside Knowledge is a CDC campaign. Its logo may not be used on materials other than those created and produced by CDC. The campaign logo is not available to third-party organizations for use on independently created materials.

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