The number of women under the age of 30 diagnosed with cervical cancer will fall by nearly two thirds by 2025 thanks to the HPV vaccine, according to research published today.
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Number of women under 30 with cervical cancer will fall two thirds by 2025 thanks to HPV vaccine
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Taller women risk ovarian cancer
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It's not too late to get vaccinated against the flu
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Chlamydia cases in US reach 2.8 million per year
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Teen birthrate falls, ends upward trend
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Aspirin reduces prostate cancer risk by 30 percent
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Fewer women go for cervical cancer test
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Women are less likely than men to receive major funding for scientific research
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Cancer patients respond to flu vaccine
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Flu season could end up being worst in many years
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Cancer rates fall in the first state
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Thousands of cancer patients to benefit from new drug
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Cancer care heads in a new direction
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Concern widens over vaccines
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Scientists show direct link between reduced hormone therapy and declines in invasive breast cancer
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New guidance produced to help GPs identify symptoms of cervical cancer in young women
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Parents face pressure to vaccinate