Google Alert - cervical cancer

Google News Alert for: cervical cancer

High vaccine prices costing lives - TAC Independent Online - Cape Town,South Africa Thousands of lives could be saved if prices for the vaccine against cervical cancer were reduced, the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) said on Tuesday. ... See all stories on this topic

Fine Gael calls for reversal of cervical cancer vaccine programme cut Belfast Telegraph - United Kingdom Fine Gael is to use its private members time today to raise the issue of cervical cancer vaccines. The party is calling on the Health Minister to reverse ... See all stories on this topic

PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Health services fail to cope with cancer increase IRINnews.org - New York,NY,USA Statistics from 2000-2004 show breast cancer in the 15-44 age group rising from 8.49 per 100000 in 2000 to 46.54 in 2004. Cervical cancer has also increased ... See all stories on this topic

Over 9000 girls to be vaccinated against cervical cancer by 2010 Thanh Nien Daily - Ho Chi Minh City,Vietnam Around 9200 11-year-old girls in Vietnam will receive a free vaccine to prevent cervical cancer by 2010, a representative from the National Institute of ... See all stories on this topic

매일경제 홈 > 뉴스센터 > 援젣곗뾽 매일경제 - South Korea Site visitors will be invited to pledge to do everything they can to raise awareness of cervical cancer prevention. It is expected that coalition. See all stories on this topic

Sticking it to cervical cancer Colorado Daily - Boulder,CO,USA By Christy Fantz (Contact) Fact: Cervical cancer is the only cancer with a single-known cause -- the human papillomavirus (HPV). Fact: Cervical cancer kills ... See all stories on this topic

Virus alert: this one could cause cancer Livemint - Delhi,Delhi,India A German virologist who has shown that the human papilloma virus (HPV) triggers cervical cancer shares the 2008 Nobel prize (for physiology or medicine) ... See all stories on this topic

Vaccine savings 'will lead to long-term costs' Irish Medical News - Dublin,Ireland Postponing the launch of the cervical cancer vaccine will only save the Government money in the short-term, IMO GP leader Dr Ronan Boland has warned. ... See all stories on this topic

Google Blogs Alert for: cervical cancer

Government gives up cervical cancer vaccine plan By Thaed "I have decided that the best that can be achieved in these circumstances is to prioritise funding for the development of the cervical screening programme and treatment services at the eight designated cancer centres, which includes the ... Thaedydal\'s Insane Mutterings. - http://thaed.journals.ie/

Fine Gael calls for reversal of cervical cancer vaccine programme cut By BreakingNews.ie / TCM Fine Gael is to use its private members' time today to raise the issue of cervical cancer vaccines. Ireland: BreakingNews.ie - http://www.breakingnews.ie/?rss=rss2

Gardasil Linked to Seventy-Eight Outbreaks of Genital Warts According to an article by the King County Health Department in Washington, the "average age of women newly diagnosed with cervical cancer is between 50 and 55 years," and "risk of developing this cancer is very low among girls less ... NaturalNews.com - http://www.naturalnews.com/

HPV Vaccine Hoax Exposed: FDA Documents Reveal HPV By Leslie A NaturalNews investigation has revealed that the FDA knew as early as 2003 that Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) was not linked to cervical cancer. Despite this knowledge, the FDA, along with key pharmaceutical companies, has continued to ... Holy Hormones, Honey! - http://holyhormones.com/

Arbor Vita Announces a Collaboration and License Agreement With BD ... The collaboration and license agreement is initially focused on the development of a commercial diagnostic for cervical cancer, which globally affects more than 500000 women each year. The discovery that human papillomavirus (HPV) ... eMediaWorld.com General News - http://www.emediaworld.com/press_release/rss/rss_172.xml

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