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HPV and Tobacco: Dangerous Lesions

Smoking increases the risk for HPV infection by impairing immunity and reducing antibody titers, according to a gynecologist.

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Universal Early Cancer Detection: How Close Are We?

Results of a major NHS pilot trial of a multicancer early detection test are due later this year. How much might such tests change medical practice?

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New Trials in Gyn Cancers: Could Your Patient Benefit?

Perhaps one of your patients could benefit from enrolling in a clinical trial looking for patients with gynecologic cancers.

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HPV Positive Test: How to Address Patients Anxieties

A gynecologist recently reviewed the most common questions that patients ask, along with the appropriate responses.

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HPV Vaccine Highly Effective in Girls Years Later

None of the women who had received the vaccine before age 14 years developed cervical cancer.

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