A new report from leading contract research organisation Novotech has shed light on the current state of play in the global ...

The event aims to leverage entertainment to reduce cervical cancer-related deaths by offering screenings twice a year.

A health survey conducted towards the end of 2020 shows cervical cancer as the second most common cancer, after breast cancer ...

In the meantime, Prostate Cancer Research's report says, screening 45-69-year-olds at high risk - black men and those with a ...

The discussion – which focused on the societal and economic burden of breast and cervical cancers and outlined how an ...

Induction chemotherapy shows significant improvements for survival in patients with locally advanced cervical cancer.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued an urgent call to address cervical cancer in Africa, where 18 of the 20 countries with the highest burden of the disease are located.

Free cervical cancer screenings are held at the event with results given on the spot. The goal is to use entertainment to ...

A new initiative aims to improve cervical cancer screening in the South Pacific, enhancing early detection and prevention efforts to protect women's health in the region.

Patients in the induction chemotherapy group reported more frequent grade 3 or greater adverse events. Evidence Rating Level: ...

there were over 662,000 new cervical cancer cases and over 348,900 cervical cancer deaths in 2022. Asia reported the highest incidence, followed by Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean ...