Medicine & TechnologyA study has discovered how HPV vaccinations could have a remarkable preventive role in cervical cancer development. Read to learn more.
Doctors in Canada are concerned over the hesitation of Ontario state to transition from the traditional Pap smear tests to a more accurate HPV screening. Read more about the process and how the changes impact the prevention of cervical cancer.
The HPV vaccine program for cervical cancer was introduced in England in 2008, which showed a substantial reduction in cases by around 87% to those who received it at ages 12-13.
Researchers recently found that the two children in Japan who have lung cancer may have acquired tumor cells from their mothers during or shortly before birth.
A new study establishes the link between smoking and reduced use of cancer screening services among women, as well as advanced diseases after a cancer diagnosis.
Human papillomavirus is a common, yet treatable, sexually transmitted disease. It is known to infect more than 40% percent of adults between the ages of 18 to 60 in the US. However, what many of them don't know is the fact that a majority of them are now prone to cancer.