Detects 8 types of viruses that cause cervical cancer
Scientists have identified 8 types of HPV that are thought to cause more than 90% of global cervical cancer cases.
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Scientists have identified 8 types of HPV that are thought to cause more than 90% of global cervical cancer cases.
A US government report today raises new questions about the safety of Gardasil cervical cancer vaccine, due to 32 unexplained deaths, as well as a rate of fainting. shoc…
More than half of women with cervical cancer face a diagnosis of late death, researchers have warned.
Cervical cancer is the second most common disease in women in the world, with nearly 500,000 women suffering from cervical cancer every year, more than half of whom die.
The good news for women: Gardasil's vaccine for cervical cancer gives nearly 100% effectiveness in fighting the two types of HPV that cause cervical cancer and fight the…
The vaccine against Gardasil cervical cancer can prevent many other precancerous lesions in the female genitalia, according to a study published on the website of the Br…
The Australian Drug Administration has just officially approved the use of cervical cancer vaccine, Cervarix ™, for women aged 10 to 45 years. This is the first country…
Only by gauze, vinegar and halogen lamps, lamps often found in laboratories ... are sufficient to detect signs of cervical cancer. This simple test technique is being te…
Singapore has just officially approved the circulation of Gardasil, the world's first vaccine that can prevent cervical cancer. This vaccine is for women aged 9-26 years…
UK Ministry of Health has just decided to vaccinate millions of girls aged 12 and over in the country to prevent HPV (human papilloma virus) that causes cervical cancer.
Many people think that cancer has nothing to do with infectious disease; That's not true for cervical cancer. Genital warts - HPV - can lead to this disease. Therefore,…
If you have cervical cancer, you may have unusual signs such as pelvic pain, abnormal vaginal bleeding ...
At an international conference in Prague (Czech Republic) on September 4, pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) announced a vaccine against cervical cancer virus cal…
The increase in cervical cancer and uterus can be caused by a hormone-like molecule in semen, according to the Medical Research Council (MRC).
Path is preparing to pilot cervical cancer vaccine in four developing countries, including Vietnam. This disease ranks second among all female cancers with tens of thous…