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(20-Nov-2009) Experts urge first screen at 21, then once every 2 years or more, not annually |
(19-Nov-2009) Report looks to improve health of this group with better preventive care |
(09-Nov-2009) Study in mice reports success with drugs that inhibit estrogen |
(04-Nov-2009) Working differently than Gardasil, Cervarix, it targets inside of virus, study shows |
(02-Nov-2009) Who needs one and when |
(02-Nov-2009) Many ignore guidelines, recommend screening to women at low risk, survey shows |
(27-Oct-2009) But U.S. expert predicts 'major change' in testing methods in a few years |
(23-Oct-2009) Reports that injection sting is excessive disputed in U.S. study |
(16-Oct-2009) Vaccine blocks strains of human papilloma virus |
(15-Oct-2009) Australia sees a drop in cases following free Gardasil shots, researchers say |
(30-Sep-2009) Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers |
(21-Sep-2009) New method uses risk estimation to guide management, experts say |
(15-Sep-2009) Report finds they're less likely to die of cancer but more apt to have certain malignancies |
(10-Sep-2009) The advisors also recommend approval of second HPV vaccine, Cervarix, to prevent cervical cancer |
(25-Aug-2009) Nearly half of the tumors are caused by strains covered by the shot, study finds |
(20-Aug-2009) Disparities seen in screening rates, appropriate care in Canadian study |
(18-Aug-2009) Fainting most common adverse event with Gardasil, study finds |
(13-Aug-2009) Advances in treatment, prevention and detection behind progress, study finds |
(06-Aug-2009) Lifestyle changes up the odds for Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, study finds |
(06-Aug-2009) Study finds fewer than half always recommend the shots, despite federal guidelines |
(29-Jul-2009) British study supports raising age for screening, which U.S. is pondering |
(07-Jul-2009) Industry-funded study showed high levels of protection against human papillomavirus |
(01-Jun-2009) Modified hysterectomy method could boost survival, German study shows |
(01-Jun-2009) Once-promising ovarian cancer test loses luster, but new breast tumor treatments called 'exciting' |
(26-May-2009) Tests in animals get good results against more types of HPV, study finds |
(19-May-2009) In mice, genetically engineered cells killed cancer but spared healthy cells |
(12-May-2009) Women over 40 with history of the condition at greater risk, study concludes |
(24-Apr-2009) Researchers say older women need screening as much as younger ones |
(13-Mar-2009) The virus associated with most cases of cervical cancer |
(17-Feb-2009) Lingering physical effects of cancer a likely cause, finds study |
(10-Feb-2009) Pathogens such as HPV tweak their DNA to escape detection, study suggests |
(08-Feb-2009) Experts offer women 6 key facts about the lifesaving screening |
(06-Feb-2009) Study finds levels of skepticism correlate with lower cancer screening rates |
(04-Feb-2009) Despite viewing shot as 'wise choice,' just 1 in 4 are protected, survey finds |
(15-Jan-2009) Rates hover around 50 percent, despite proven benefits, report says |
(13-Jan-2009) Two extra steps improve results, study finds |
(04-Dec-2008) Reactions such as hives called 'idiosyncratic,' study finds |
(03-Nov-2008) Most frequent tumor sites were cervix, head and neck, government study finds |
(23-Oct-2008) CDC found no heightened risk of blood clots, other conditions with Gardasil |
(21-Oct-2008) The high-tech approach outlines extent of disease, guides treatment, experts say |
(14-Oct-2008) Only about half receive recommended tests for colon, breast, cervical disease, study finds |
(09-Oct-2008) It's a good start for new vaccine, CDC says |
(18-Sep-2008) Researchers say trabectedin showed promise in Phase III trial, hope for FDA approval |
(15-Sep-2008) To help protect women against two more cancers |
(02-Sep-2008) But the overall risk for these events is still extremely low, experts note |
(21-Aug-2008) Help prevent an inaccurate result |
(20-Aug-2008) But authors admit the data is sketchy and the shot proves more expensive for older women |
(06-Jun-2008) Some experts say the procedure should be reserved for high-grade abnormalities |
(05-May-2008) Study shows only 49% intended to do so if child was aged 9 to 12 |
(29-Apr-2008) Women who don't have timely tests 5 times more likely to be diagnosed with advanced disease |
(25-Apr-2008) Ways to help lower your risk |
(18-Apr-2008) Doctors step up efforts to vaccinate young women against virus that causes the disease |
(15-Apr-2008) It might cover all types of HPV and be given as a nasal spray, researchers say |
(02-Apr-2008) Researchers note invasive surgery is currently the most common treatment |
(25-Mar-2008) Here are tests you should have |
(25-Mar-2008) Findings show they detect more precancerous cervical lesions |
(24-Mar-2008) Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
(15-Feb-2008) Researchers find chronic worry impairs immune response to cancer-causing virus |
(21-Dec-2007) Total cost about $555, government analysis shows. |
(17-Dec-2007) 12 million new cases -- many preventable -- were diagnosed this year, American Cancer Society reports |
(09-Nov-2007) And women's risk gets even smaller 10 years after stopping the drug, researchers say |
(26-Oct-2007) Study finding may lead to changes in recommendations for Pap tests |
(17-Oct-2007) Experts debate whether it's time to change cervical cancer screening practices |
(15-Oct-2007) Report finds a doubling of the rate of decline over past decade |
(04-Oct-2007) It could lengthen the time needed between tests, researchers say |
(25-Sep-2007) They include cholesterol checks, gynecologic care and cancer screening |
(24-Aug-2007) Here are common risk factors |
(14-Aug-2007) Study bolsters recommendation that shot be given before onset of sexual activity |
(01-Aug-2007) It explains what shots are needed for 11- and 12-year-olds |
(13-Jul-2007) The agency lays out details behind its decision to bar health claims |
(05-Jul-2007) What could they mean? |
(28-Jun-2007) But one expert wonders if it would be cost-effective |
(22-Jun-2007) Study finds no difference in results when feet remain on examination table |
(18-May-2007) Spread of the virus linked to cervical cancer can harm them, too |
(18-May-2007) Researchers found cervical cancer vaccine reduced risk of lesions by 49% |
(09-May-2007) And another trial pinpoints HPV as prime cause of throat cancer |
(20-Apr-2007) Genetics, lifestyle, environment interact to cause disease, researchers say |
(17-Apr-2007) Shots for pancreas, head-and-neck and cervical tumors appear effective, studies find |
(29-Mar-2007) Most agree that Gardasil is effective, but should its use be compulsory? |
(27-Feb-2007) CDC numbers reinforce need for early vaccination against HPV, experts say |
(16-Jan-2007) But racial and economic disparities remain, survey finds |
(29-Dec-2006) Worries about food safety, antidepressants and stents also made headlines |
(09-Dec-2006) But government funding cuts threaten continued research progress, oncologists report |
(17-Nov-2006) Study finds two factors boost risk of precancerous lesions |
(03-Nov-2006) It's a better cervical cancer screen, research suggests |
(29-Jun-2006) 11- and 12-year-olds would be routinely inoculated against virus that causes the disease |
(21-Jun-2006) They reduce risk posed by human papilloma virus, the cause of the disease, study finds |
(15-Jun-2006) Extended survival by nearly 3 months |
(08-Jun-2006) Experts hail immunization as breakthrough for women worldwide |
(08-Jun-2006) But doesn't end need for Pap testing, FDA warns |
(06-Jun-2006) But there's still no screening test that catches all potential cancers, expert says |
(05-Jun-2006) Researchers at ASCO report that Gardasil was almost totally effective against pre-cancerous lesions |
(18-May-2006) Advisory committee recommends agency approve Gardasil |
(28-Apr-2006) It can detect early cervical cancer |
(17-Apr-2006) Reminding women it's time for mammogram or Pap smear works, experts say |
(13-Apr-2006) High tumor glucose uptake means poorer survival, researchers say |
(03-Apr-2006) Virus-spotting exam is more accurate than Pap smear, study says |
(17-Mar-2006) For women who have abnormal Pap test |
(09-Feb-2006) One expert believes doctors should return to older, safer method |
(04-Feb-2006) Death rates are down, and an experimental vaccine holds great promise |
(30-Jan-2006) Despite effective tests, not enough people are taking advantage of them, report finds |
(06-Oct-2005) Trial results indicate it is 100 percent effective in preventing disease |
(06-APR-2005) Small trial shows infection rate reduced by 90 percent |
(27-MAR-2005) But it won't replace the Pap test any time soon, experts say |
(22-MAR-2005) But researchers caution the findings need to be confirmed in additional studies |
(13-JAN-2005) More screening, better insurance coverage needed, survey finds |
(05-JAN-2005) They're more likely to die of the disease than younger women |
(28-DEC-2004) But speculoscopy also leads to many false positives |
(12-NOV-2004) Targets 2 strains of human papillomavirus |
(05-NOV-2004) Even abnormal Pap smears no cause for alarm, study finds |
(03-SEP-2004) But mouse study doesn't prove treatment works in women |
(21-JUL-2004) Antiretroviral drugs also cut risk of cervical abnormality |
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