Cervical screening in England commenced in a disorganized fashion in 1964. The flaws of
this approach became apparent in the mid‐1980s and led to the inception of the National …

Although cytology-based cervical cancer prevention programs have reduced the incidence
of cervical cancer in many industrialized countries, the limited sensitivity of cervical cytology …

Objectives▶ Understand proper specimen collection▶ List the organizations that agree on
the 2012 screening guidelines▶ List the 3 at-risk populations for whom these guidelines …

Background This special section of Preventive Medicine is devoted to cervical cancer
screening. It covers why and how testing for human papillomavirus (HPV) is replacing …

OBJECTIVES.: To study the impact of different cervical cancer screening strategies including
HPV testing. METHODS.: A randomised controlled trial with a conventional arm …

Cervical cancer screening: What’s new and what’s coming? Page 1 EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE:
Readers will adhere to current guidelines for screening for cervical cancer Cervical cancer …

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Persistent high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is a necessary precursor for the
development of cervical cancer. Recent data demonstrating the sensitivity of HPV testing …

Cervical cancer screening involves a complex process of cytology, human papillomavirus
(HPV) testing, colposcopy, and a multitude of algorithms for the identification of preinvasive …

Cervical cancer screening has undergone a transformation in recent decades. Historically,
programs were based on cervical cytology (ie,“Pap smear”), which had to be repeated often …