
The HPV test came back positive – what now? Should women be worried? What should they do next?
moreCervical cancer occurs when abnormal cells on the cervix grow out of control. It can often be prevented or successfully treated when found early.
The HPV test came back positive – what now? Should women be worried? What should they do next?
moreLearn how new screening, triage and diagnostic tests help clinicians decide which women to treat for cervical cancer.
moreCatherine, a trained gynecologist, who is passionate about women’s health shares why she joined Roche to work on a cervical cancer test.
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Cervical cancer is preventable thanks to screening and vaccination programmes.
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Facts and figures about cervical cancer.
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Our backgrounder on cervical cancer gives you an overview on this disease.
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Become informed about HPV testing to help increase awareness of cervical cancer prevention.
Did you know that Human Papillomavirus (HPV)is surprisingly common? Nearly 80% of women will get HPV infections in their lifetime. Become informed about HPV testing.
Everything you need to know about HPV infections and the link between HPV and cervical cancer.
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