HPV: 3 times fewer young girls infected thanks to the vaccine
An English study shows that the HPV vaccine greatly reduces the number of infections in young girls aged 16 to ...
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Cervical cancer: IARC calls for vaccine price reductions
Vaccination against papillomaviruses is still too rare in the world. However, it reduces precancerous lesions. Reducing the cost of doses ...
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Cervical cancer: space smears for vaccinated women
Women vaccinated against HPV could be screened for cervical cancer every five years instead of three.What if cervical cancer screening ...
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Cervical cancer: inequalities in access to smears
A quarter of Ile-de-France residents have not taken a cervical cancer screening smear for three years. At issue: socio-economic inequalities.Prevention ...
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Papillomavirus: the vaccine does not promote risky sexual behavior
© iStockOften criticized and controversial, the vaccination of young girls against the human papillomavirus (HPV), the virus responsible for 70% ...
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The papillomavirus risk factor for anogenital cancers in women
© FotoliaWhy a Cancer does it develop? In the case of Cervical cancer, the papillomavirushuman (HPV) is often involved. But ...
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Vaccine: nine more complaints against Gardasil
Nine young women, suffering from debilitating diseases that occurred after their vaccination, filed a complaint against X.Nine additional complaints were ...
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Papillomavirus: the vaccine does not replace screening
The results of the large papillomavirus vaccination study are reassuring. However, they should not lead to the need for regular ...
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Cervical cancer: obstacles to vaccination remain
Gardasil is accused by a patient of having caused multiple sclerosis. Beyond the news item, parents want more information about ...
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Papillomavirus: the recommended vaccination for homosexuals
British homosexuals between the ages of 16 and 40 could be offered to be vaccinated against human papillomavirus, a vaccine ...
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Papillomavirus: the new vaccine would prevent eight out of ten cancers
The vaccine protecting against 9 strains of the papillomavirus would prevent 80% of cancer cases linked to infection. It is ...
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Papillomavirus: the vaccine does not increase risky sexual practices
Getting vaccinated against papillomavirus does not promote risky sexual behavior. This is the conclusion of a study carried out on ...
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Papillomavirus: an even more protective vaccine
A new version of Gardasil would protect against 9 kinds of HPV, which would allow it to offer more than ...
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HPV vaccine does not increase risk of multiple sclerosis
In a study conducted in Denmark on nearly 4 million girls and women, researchers do not observe an increased risk ...
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Beijing hospital searches for virgin blood
A Beijing hospital has appealed for blood donation directed only to virgin women in the country. The request shocks the ...
Read moreVaccination against human papillomavirus is recommended
February 15, 2007 - The Society of Gynecologic Oncologists of Canada (GOC) urges provincial governments to swiftly adopt a human ...
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Papillomavirus: a new version of the vaccine even more effective
© istockAlmost maximum protection against Cervical cancer. This is the promise of Gardasil 9, the latest in vaccines against human ...
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Papillomavirus: vaccine halves infection prevalence
Among American women aged 14 to 19, the prevalence of human papillomavirus infections fell from 11.5% in 2003-2006 to 5.1% ...
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Papillomavirus: the vaccine does not cause phlebitis
© iStockIn 2009, thunderclap: the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the US health agency, said in a memo ...
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Papillomavirus: treatment from a Japanese fungus pays off
© iStockWhat if the solution to cervical cancer was hidden in a fungus?Researchers at the Health Science Center at the ...
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Cervical cancer: the self-test does as well as the smear
Getting a vaginal self-sample at home is almost as effective as a smear done by a doctor. A valuable tool ...
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Examination: routine vaginal examination is unnecessary
uncomfortable and annoying, it is also imprecise. In healthy women, vaginal examination is unnecessary. These are the new recommendations from ...
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Gardasil: six learned societies support vaccination
Six learned societies recall the interest of anti-HPV vaccination and specify that it has not led to an increase in ...
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Papillomavirus: vaccine embarrasses Americans
In the United States, more and more parents refuse to have their children vaccinated against the papillomavirus. In France, one ...
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Whooping cough: vaccinating grandparents to protect small children
People over 65 are also affected by whooping cough and sometimes even hospitalized. Experts recommend that they get vaccinated for ...
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Cervical cancer: Gardasil implicated by a complaint
A first complaint is filed against Sanofi Pasteur, manufacturer of the vaccine against the papillomavirus Gardasil. The vaccine is accused ...
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Papillomavirus: vaccination on the decline
© iStockPhotoWith 3,000 new cases each year in France, the Cervical cancer is 3e cancer in women aged 15 to ...
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Papillomavirus: vaccine also reduces risk of throat cancer
The vaccine against the human papillomavirus, used to protect young girls from cancer of the cervix of the uterus, would ...
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1 in 3 women neglect cervical cancer screening
The Cancer Institute recalls the importance of vaccination against the papillomavirus. But also the interest of screening. Yet many women ...
Read moreThe vaccine against cervical cancer remains recommended
While the European Agency has announced two deaths of young girls vaccinated, health authorities and doctors maintain their recommendation in ...
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