Scientists believe they are on the cusp of perhaps the biggest breakthrough in treating cervical cancer in 20 years, using already existing, cheaper drugs instead of the usual radiotherapy, the BBC reports. According to the results of the trial presented at the ESMO medical conference, with this approach the risk of death is reduced in 35 percent of cases. The British...
In the month dedicated to the fight against cervical cancer, we remind you that the Government reduced the budget for the Program for early detection of malignant diseases for 2023 by 2 million denars compared to 2022. In the country, about 40 women die from cervical cancer every year, while over 350 women die every year...
Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women, with over 600 new cases worldwide. In our country, on average every year 150 women get sick, and 20 women lose the battle with this disease. Only with a comprehensive approach to prevention, examinations and treatment can end cancer of the...
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Every year from January 23 to 29, Cervical Cancer Prevention Week is observed to raise awareness of the risk and help women learn how to reduce their risks and prevent the disease. The Institute of Public Health appeals that cancer of...
The incidence of rare and aggressive forms of cervical cancer is on the rise, and a new study suggests that hair straighteners may be one of the culprits. For almost 11 years, experts from the American National Institute of Health and Environmental Sciences (NIEHS) followed 33.947 adult women, of which during that period, 378...
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