… -effective, and sensitive cervical cancer screening. This article will review the history of
cervical cancer screening and will describe these new screening technologies, which have the …

… Because long-term effectiveness of the vaccine is unknown, all patients with a cervix
should undergo age-based cervical cancer screening regardless of vaccination status. …

… screening programs, however, clinicians should be aware that the most profound effect of
screening on cervical cancer … abnormal cervical cancer screening tests and cancer precursors. …

… Although cervical cancer is a readily curable … screening and early detection could increase
survival rates and lower mortality. In addition, while overall rates of Pap smear screening are …

… examination or pathology report that the cervix was completely removed. Screening for
cervical cancer may be discontinued for women with an intact cervix who are aged 65 to 70 years …

… As with many cancers, the benefits of cervical cancer screening are well known: decreasing
cancer incidence and mortality and perhaps decreasing morbidity to some degree by finding …

Screening for Cervical Cancer This article reviews recent evidence from the International
Agency for Research on Cancer on the best methods of screening for cervical cancer, including …

… remarkable diagnostic tools according to the American Cancer Association guidelines, in the
… cervical cancer. The treatment of cervical cancer is based on the FIGO 2009 cervical cancer …

… characteristics and screening costs. When the costs associated with invasive cancer were …
productivity costs of women dying from cervical cancer, screening with a single lifetime visual …

… to cervical cancer screening is the most likely solution to the goals of improved screening
in both the developed and developing world. The impetus for new screening technologies in …