Advances in Cervical Cancer
November 9th, 2009 | 
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Laura Koutsky, professor of epidemiology at the University of Washington, discusses the latest prevention strategies and technologies that could reduce a womans chance of developing cervical cancer.
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You should always get yourself checked out for Cervical Cancer. Make sure you get you pap tests done regularly. There are now various different devices used for pap tests, some better than others in screening for cervical cancer and ruling out false positives or false negatives
All woman no matter what the case should have a check-out for cervical cancer, what harm can it do, it’s always best to get checked out.
is Cancer , cervical cancer is geneti? my mod died within a year , and I’d like 2 know should I chek myself for cervical cancer, and @ what age I must do that , Im 30 years old.
thank you.