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Christopher DeStephano, M.D.. 90 percent of cervical cancers are the result of human papilloma virus. Reporter. Nearly 80 million people have HPV and Dr.
From surgery and radiation to chemotherapy, a number of treatments are available for cervical cancer. See what your doctor may suggest. Celebrating traditions ...
The purpose of this study is to conduct a survey of Somali and Hispanic women to ascertain personal, cultural, and structural barriers to CCS and assess the ...
The purpose of this study is to determine barriers that may hinder cervical cancer screening rates across the health system so processes can be employed more ...
HPV increases the risk of several cancers, including vulvar cancer and cervical cancer. Many young, sexually active people are exposed to HPV . For most the ...
Cancer of the cervix, called cervical cancer. Cancer of the vagina, called vaginal cancer. Cancer of the vulva, called vulvar cancer. More Information.
The goal of this surgical research study is to learn if conservative surgery is a safe and feasible option for women with low-risk cervical cancer (stage IA2 or ...
The purpose of this study is to reduce disparities in cervical cancer screening and mortality among women vulnerable to health disparities based on social ...
"It's really in later-stage cervical cancer where you can see things like abnormal vaginal bleeding, pain — in general or with intercourse." The biggest risk ...
Today we'll examine these disparities and learn the steps that all women can take to prevent and treat cervical cancer. Dr. Olivia Cardenas-Trowers 00:23. To ...
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