HPV Vaccination Drive In India: Every year, 1.15 crore girls who turn 14 years of age will be eligible for the HPV vaccine. "The decision to introduce the vaccine at the age of 14 years was taken because evidence suggests it is the age at which immunisation results in the strongest and longest protection," officials said.
Probiotics for Women's Health: Exploring the Link Between Vaginal Microbiome and Cervical Cancer Prevention.
Cervical Cancer Symptoms: Look out for these 5 rare and unusual signs of cancer in your cervix that appears only at night after 10pm.
Dr Sunita Kapoor, Director & Laboratory Head of City X-Ray and Scan Clinic Pvt. Ltd., shares the symptoms of cervical cancer include odour, vaginal discharge with blood, and pelvic pain.
Discover how females, regardless of age, can focus on cervical health with preventive steps.
Pap smear is recommended for women aged 30 and above, but younger women can also benefit from it. Read on to find out what some other tests are.
Early detection is a game-changer when it comes to cervical cancer. Learn about the significance of regular screenings, including Pap smears and HPV testing, and how they can identify abnormalities before they become life-threatening.
Cervical cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths among women in India.
Most cervical cancers are preventable, still India accounts for nearly one-fourth of the global cervical cancer deaths.
First Cervical Cancer Vaccine Launched In India: Read For More Details
Did you know cervical cancer is the second most common type of cancer among women? Dr Neha Kumar explains it all in an exclusive chat with The Health site.
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, the healthcare system has been suffering. Cancer detection and treatment, particularly cervical cancer, have also been delayed. Here's how you should deal with it during the pandemic.
There are a few reasons cervical cancer is known as a silent killer among women. For one, the disease doesn't present any symptoms until it is at a later stage.
Read on to know about the risk factors associated with cervical cancer.
The human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccines will protect you against cervical cancer, says reserach
Nobody can tell you how to safeguard yourself from this deadly disease, but these preventive measures can provide some resistance to the cancer
Knowing the risk factors might help you take the right precaution.
New technology can bring down the mortality rates associated with cervical cancer.
HPV Vaccination Drive In India: Every year, 1.15 crore girls who turn 14 years of age will be eligible for the HPV vaccine. "The decision to introduce the vaccine at the age of 14 years was taken because evidence suggests it is the age at which immunisation results in the strongest and longest protection," officials said.
Probiotics for Women's Health: Exploring the Link Between Vaginal Microbiome and Cervical Cancer Prevention.
Cervical Cancer Symptoms: Look out for these 5 rare and unusual signs of cancer in your cervix that appears only at night after 10pm.
Discover how females, regardless of age, can focus on cervical health with preventive steps.
Pap smear is recommended for women aged 30 and above, but younger women can also benefit from it. Read on to find out what some other tests are.
Cervical cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths among women in India.
First Cervical Cancer Vaccine Launched In India: Read For More Details
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, the healthcare system has been suffering. Cancer detection and treatment, particularly cervical cancer, have also been delayed. Here's how you should deal with it during the pandemic.
There are a few reasons cervical cancer is known as a silent killer among women. For one, the disease doesn't present any symptoms until it is at a later stage.
The human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccines will protect you against cervical cancer, says reserach
New technology can bring down the mortality rates associated with cervical cancer.
Researchers have developed a new chemotherapy drug delivery system which can deliver a cancer drug directly to cervical tumours.
Cervical cancer: Pap smear and other tests
Cervical cancer: What are the various treatment options?
Cervical cancer can now be detected with the heat profile of your blood!
Dr Sunita Kapoor, Director & Laboratory Head of City X-Ray and Scan Clinic Pvt. Ltd., shares the symptoms of cervical cancer include odour, vaginal discharge with blood, and pelvic pain.
Most cervical cancers are preventable, still India accounts for nearly one-fourth of the global cervical cancer deaths.
Read on to know about the risk factors associated with cervical cancer.
Nobody can tell you how to safeguard yourself from this deadly disease, but these preventive measures can provide some resistance to the cancer
Knowing the risk factors might help you take the right precaution.
Early detection is a game-changer when it comes to cervical cancer. Learn about the significance of regular screenings, including Pap smears and HPV testing, and how they can identify abnormalities before they become life-threatening.
Did you know cervical cancer is the second most common type of cancer among women? Dr Neha Kumar explains it all in an exclusive chat with The Health site.
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