Search Results 1-6 of 6 for Vaginal+cancer

1. Microbes may hold key to detecting endometrial cancer - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center's Online Magazine - Mayo Clinic Research

   They also found that the microbes present in the vaginal environment of women with endometrial cancer were different from the microbes present in the vaginal environment of women without endometrial ...

2. Research - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center Research - Mayo Clinic Research

   Demonstrating that the use of vaginal DHEA gel for the treatment of vaginal atrophy provided more favorable effects on vaginal cytology than did plain moisturizer and that it improved sexual function...

3. Research - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center Research - Mayo Clinic Research

   Read more about vaginal microbes and endometrial cancer .

4. DNA test may help with endometrial cancer screening - Mayo Clinic Cancer Center's Online Magazine - Mayo Clinic Research

   In most cases, women learn that they have endometrial cancer only after abnormal vaginal bleeding prompts a visit to the doctor.

5. Mark E. Sherman, M.D. - Mayo Clinic Faculty Profiles - Mayo Clinic Research

   Improving risk assessment and early detection of gynecological and breast cancers through collection and molecular analysis of novel proximate biological specimens such as vaginal tampons and breast milk.

6. Scholar Profiles - Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Center for the Science of Health Care Delivery - Mayo Clinic Research

   Senior Associate Consultant, Division of Gynecologic Surgery Advancing minimally disruptive medicine; specifically, evaluating new technologies and treatments for abnormal vaginal bleeding, from the perspectives of both patients and ...