Google Alert - cervical cancer

Google News Alert for: cervical cancer

Gillingham schoolgirls are first to have cancer jabs thisiskent.co.uk - Tunbridge Wells,England,UK GIRLS, as young as 12 at New Brompton College in Gillingham, will be the first to be offered a new vaccination to protect them against cervical cancer. ... See all stories on this topic

Exams, good habits may detect breast cancer early DesMoinesRegister.com - Des Moines,IA,USA However, the Iowa Care for Yourself/Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program provides free mammograms to women who meet age and income eligibility ... See all stories on this topic

Media GSK picks McCann to launch cervical cancer vaccine in India Media - Hong Kong,Hong Kong by David Blecken 29-Oct-08, 16:35 MUMBAI - GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has selected McCann Healthcare Worldwide to drive the launch of cervical cancer vaccine ... See all stories on this topic

Cancer fears as women snub test that could save lives Aberdeen Press and Journal - Aberdeen,Scotland,UK ... Concerns have been expressed that women across the north and north-east are not taking the necessary safeguards to protect them against cervical cancer. ... See all stories on this topic

Take HPV vaccines global to fight cervical cancer Globe and Mail - Canada Every two minutes of every day, a woman somewhere dies of cervical cancer. The vast majority of these women who die — hundreds of thousands of them every ... See all stories on this topic

Smear test cancer girl is married Mirror.co.uk - London,UK She has set up a group on Facebook called Cervical Cancer - Be Aware Please Spread The Word, which has 16000 members. She wants the government to bring the ... See all stories on this topic

Mum's the word on cervical cancer vaccine Jamaica Gleaner - Kingston,Jamaica A vaccine against cervical cancer, the second leading form of cancer among Jamaica's women, and a leading cause of death here, is available, ... See all stories on this topic

Aggressive vaccine effort could cut cervical cancer Curetoday.com (press release) - Dallas,TX,USA CHICAGO (Reuters) - An aggressive strategy of vaccinating older women against cervical cancer could deliver a crippling blow against the disease, ... See all stories on this topic

Bride told THREE times she was too young for a smear test marries ... Mail on Sunday - London,UK She has been told she has two years at most to relish her marriage to husband Rolan after she was diagnosed with terminal cervical cancer. ... See all stories on this topic

Aggressive HPV vaccine effort could cut cervical cancer cases SmartBrief - Washington,DC,USA Giving the human papillomavirus vaccine to all US women ages 12 to 45 could cut cervical cancer cases by 85% for 12-year-olds and by up to 55% for ... See all stories on this topic

Google Blogs Alert for: cervical cancer

After the surgery, can the cervical cancer patient restore the ... By admin After the treatment, cervical cancer recur or not is mainly decided in two aspect factors. One is whether the treatment thorough,the other is the organism immunologic function. At present it has not yet discovered the basis that the sex ... Cervical cancer-Cervical erosion - http://www.cervical-erosion.com/

Aggressive Vaccine Effort Could Cut Cervical Cancer Aggressive Vaccine Effort Could Cut Cervical Cancer. HIVPlusMag.com News - http://www.hivplusmag.com/

Health and economic impact of HPV 16 and 18 vaccination and ... Cervical cancer is a leading cause of cancer death among women in low-income countries, with approximately 25% of cases worldwide occurring in India. We estimated the potential health and economic impact of different cervical cancer ... OneSource RSS - http://www.infoforhealth.org/

Aggressive vaccine effort could cut cervical cancer An aggressive strategy of vaccinating older women against cervical cancer could deliver a crippling blow against the disease, cutting rates for that type of cancer in half for women through age 45, US researchers said on Saturday. ... Cancer: Overview, Causes, Risk... - http://www.health.am/cr/

Cervical cancer screening falls The number of women being screened for cervical cancer has fallen to its lowest rate for more than a decade, NHS figures show. Sleaford Standard - Latest Scottish News - http://www.sleafordstandard.co.uk/NewsFront.aspx?SectionID=5908

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