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When fructose is present in too large quantities in the body, it hinders the metabolism of glucose, one of the ...
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Cervical cancer: a new test can detect it at 100%
A British study has discovered a new cervical cancer screening test that has a 100% detection rate. These results are ...
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This model dies at 27 from aggressive cancer the day after her diagnosis
Porsche McGregor-Sims died suddenly of cervical cancer that her gynecologist had not detected. THE ESSENTIAL Cervical cancer is the 12th ...
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Barbara Opsomer with uterine cancer: “It’s super important to have pap smears every year…”
In an interview with blogger Jeremstar, former reality TV contestant Barbara Opsomer revealed that she has cervical cancer and will ...
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Papillomavirus (HPV): women can now be tested alone and without a smear
In our British neighbors, the health authorities send directly to women who are late on their smear a screening kit ...
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Young women experience too many unnecessary Pap smears and exams
A recent American study warns of the too frequent and often useless use of examinations by vaginal touch or smear ...
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Cervical cancer: towards vaginal self-sampling
Cervical cancer caused the death of 1,117 people last year, in particular because screening is too low in France. In ...
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Cervical cancer: the HPV test recommended for women over 30
For these women, the test is more efficient and more reliable than the cytological examination. Each year, 3,000 women are ...
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Cervical cancer: only 18 months to live because doctors refused to give him a smear
Suffering from stage 3 cervical cancer, a 25-year-old Briton is condemned because of several doctors who refused to give her ...
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Cervical cancer: screening finally generalized to women aged 25 to 65
In a few weeks, all French women aged 25 to 65 will receive a letter inviting them to be screened ...
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Cervical cancer: INCa wants to organize screening
Cervical cancer screening should be generalized. This is the conclusion of the National Cancer Institute, which wants to reduce the ...
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Screening for cervical cancer: the HPV test is more effective than the smear
Usually detected through a Papillomavirus Papillomavirus (HPV) screening, cervical cancer could be detected more reliably and earlier if it was ...
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Agnès Buzyn announces today that screening for cervical cancer will be reimbursed at 100%
Cervical cancer is one of the few cancers to benefit from effective screening, Pap smear, and prevention by vaccination. This ...
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Cervix: screening every 3 years from 25 to 65 years old
On the occasion of the European week for prevention and screening of cervical cancer, the Inca recalls that the smear ...
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Cervical cancer: Marseille successfully experiments the self-test
Pap smear screening has reduced mortality from cervical cancer. For women who do not do it regularly, sample self-tests are ...
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Cervical cancer: GPs shun screening
GPs are doing less and less smears to check for cervical cancer. An unfavorable trend while there are fewer and ...
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Social networks take action against cervical cancer
UK invites social media to help prevent cervical cancer. #SmearForSmear, the challenge of spreading your makeup, has met with great ...
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Cervical cancer: almost half of women neglect the smear
“Every three years, a smear, you have it all figured out. With this slogan, the National Cancer Institute is launching ...
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Cervical cancer: including HPV screening is more effective
Adding papillomavirus screening to conventional smears improves the efficiency of the examination. More precancerous lesions are identified with this method.“From ...
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Cervical cancer: the number of cases underestimated
The rates of cervical cancer have been grossly underestimated in the United States. Especially in older women.A new study published ...
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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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A smear every 3 years, even after 45 years
© iStockPhotosEvery year 3,000 new cases of Cervical cancer are screened in France and 1,100 women die from this cancer. ...
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Cervical cancer: 2,000 lives saved thanks to screening
If women over 25 had a pap smear every 3 years, more than 80% of uterine cancer-related deaths could be ...
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Cancers: a diuretic to improve chemotherapy
A diuretic, spironolactone, is thought to improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy. It would block the natural repair mechanisms of the ...
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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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Cervical cancer: nearly 1 in 2 women neglect screening
A campaign reminds us of the importance of the smear every three years in the prevention of cervical cancer. On ...
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Cervical cancer: a campaign to relaunch screening
INCa is launching a new campaign to make women aware of the value of screening and vaccination against cervical cancer.Beat ...
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Concerns about Pap smear
Can you tell me if a Pap smear with the result 'Pap 1' means I don't have cancer? The Pap ...
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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: a hashtag to raise awareness about the smear
© Instagram Gerogia May Jagger"Spill your lipstick against the Uterus cancer ;) ". Here is an example of one of ...
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