The negative statistics of cervical cancer are well-known, very striking, and, unfortunately, quite real. Every year, 270,000 women die of cervical cancer worldwide, one woman… Read More »Cervical cancer – prevention or treatment?
Persistent infection with oncogenic types of HPV is a prerequisite for the development of cervical cancer, which affects about 500,000 women every year and causes… Read More »Should we get vaccinated against cervical cancer?
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The connection between oral sex and oral cancer has been widely discussed in scientific circles. According to researchers, most adults are at risk of contracting… Read More »Can oral sex cause oral cancer?
Oral sex risks throat cancer Oral sex has been cited as one of the major causes of oral cancer and cancer of the throat (cancer… Read More »Oral sex and throat cancer
Human papillomaviruses – HPV – are a group of very common viruses. For most people, they do not cause serious problems or complications, but some… Read More »Papillomavirus causing cervical cancer