Operation wipe out cervical cancer: How doctors plan to eliminate disease that is on the rise by 2033

Doctors are racing to cure cervical cancer in less than ten years, calling it that only cancer 'that we can say we can eliminate.' Experts have called for increased screenings and HPV vaccinations.

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