… -based screening has been associated with marked decreases in cervical cancer incidence
… Despite these gains, an estimated 13 240 US women were diagnosed with cervical cancer …

… Screening women for cervical cancer can save lives. However, among young women,
cervical cancer is relatively rare (1,2), and too-frequent screening can lead to high costs and …

… multi-dimensional strategy that will successfully address these variables andinfluence
behavior to generate better compliance among women at risk of developing cervical cancer. O …

… screened in the previous 3 years. From this total, we subtracted the estimated number in
whom screening for cervical cancer may be warranted—women … still had a cervix, and those …

… Cervical cancer is the third most common cancer in women worldwide. With continuing …
the history of cervical cancer screening and will describe these new screening technologies, …

… Annual cervical cancer screening in women with many prior normal Pap tests is common …
of screening women with 3 or more prior normal tests compared with screening those with no …

… Nearly one-half of women with cervical cancer were not screened … to screen for cervical
cancer depends on a woman's age, screening history, risk factors, and the choice of screening …

… black and Hispanic women continuing to have higher rates of cervical cancer than white …
with many cancers, the benefits of cervical cancer screening are well known: decreasing cancer …

… been used to screen women for cervical cancer since 1940. Recently, a number of new
technologies have been developed to improve the detection of cervical cancer and its precursors…

… This article has examined diagnoses and outcomes of follow-up for women undergoing
routine cervical cancer screening. Although the main focus has been to provide data on …