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Sat, Apr 7 | from California Progress Report
When it comes to cervical cancer, that’s not imagination it’s already a reality. The human papillomavirus -- or HPV -- affects 45% of women aged 20 to 24 and causes virtually all cases of cervical cancer. Worldwide, 500,000 new cases of cervical cancer were diagnosed in 2005 and 260,000 wom...
Lawmakers renew their push to educate women about cervical cancer, this time without a mandatory vaccination requirement. Women need to know that getting vaccinated, having regular pap smears and receiving treatment early can get them almost a 100% chance of never having cervical can...
Tue, Jul 31 | from Wisconsin Radio Network
Fifteen-year old Anna Jicinska, a high school student from the city of Brno, was the first girl in the Czech Republic to be vaccinated against the human papillomavirus - the primary cause of cervical cancer which kills around 500 women every year in this country.
Thu, Dec 7 | from Radio Prague