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  1. Cervical cancer screening low, marked by racial disparity - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center's Online Magazine - Mayo Clinic Research

    A second type of cervical cancer screening is the HPV test, which detects the presence of high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV), a virus that can lead to precancerous changes and cervical cancer...

  2. Quality and Practice Improvement - Department of Family Medicine Research - Mayo Clinic Research

    Quality improvement research initiatives for family and community medicine include: Access and triage Cervical cancer screening Enhancing patient involvement Hospital readmissions Inbox usage Pap tests, including red...

  3. Mayo Clinic Cancer Center endorses HPV vaccination - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center's Online Magazine - Mayo Clinic Research

    Several types of high-risk HPV are responsible for the vast majority of cervical, anal, oropharyngeal (middle throat) and other genital cancers.

  4. Drug combo stems tumor growth in lung cancer - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center's Online Magazine - Mayo Clinic Research

    This approach may be useful in multiple forms of lung, ovarian, pancreatic and possibly head and neck, cervical, and several other cancers."

  5. Study backs oxybutynin for hot flashes in breast cancer survivors - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center's Online Magazine - Mayo Clinic Research

    Oxybutynin (Oral Route) Chemotherapy Tamoxifen (Oral Route) Hot flashes Cervical cancer screening low, marked by racial disparity Oral blood clot drug safe, effective in patients with cancer PBA-2046...

  6. Study helps clarify role of T cells in follicular lymphoma - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center's Online Magazine - Mayo Clinic Research

    Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma Mass Cytometry Analysis Reveals that Specific Intratumoral CD4+T Cell Subsets Correlate with Patient Survival in Follicular Lymphoma Predicting pancreatic cancer in patients with diabetes Cervical...

  7. Verline Justilien, Ph.D. - Center for Biomedical Discovery - Mayo Clinic Research

    Ect2 gene copy number is also increased in bladder, breast, cervical, esophageal, head and neck, kidney, serous ovarian, stomach, and uterine cancers.

  8. Kathy L. MacLaughlin, M.D. - Mayo Clinic Faculty Profiles - Mayo Clinic Research

    Most women with cervical cancer have not had appropriate screening or follow-up of abnormal results.

  9. About - Department of Family Medicine Research - Mayo Clinic Research

    About - Department of Family Medicine Research - Mayo Clinic Research Research Departments and Divisions Family Medicine Research Sections About About About About the Department Faculty Research Research Research Clinical Research Quality and Practic...

  10. Research - Department of Family Medicine Research - Mayo Clinic Research

    Clinical research Quality and Practice Improvement Research Research initiatives related to quality and practice improvement include health care access and triage, cervical cancer screening, hospital readmissions, Pa...