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Cervical cancer: Women who have received human papillomavirus HPV vaccine have not developed cervical cancer, Scotland study shows

Cervical cancer: Women who have received human papillomavirus HPV vaccine have not developed cervical cancer, Scotland study shows
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No cervical cancer cases in fully vaccinated women following HPV jab

RESEARCH supported by a city university has found NO cervical cancer cases have been detected in fully vaccinated women since the HPV immunisation…

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Vaccine has stopped women developing cervical cancer, study finds

Vaccine has stopped women developing cervical cancer, study finds
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Scottish Government urged to take action over six-month smear test delay

Updated: 03/07/2021, 11:30 am © Shutterstock / Iryna Inshyna Smear tests were paused at the start of the pandemic as the NHS rallied to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic. The Scottish Government has been urged to take action to catch up on delayed cervical cancer screenings, with waits of up to six months. Pressure is mounting on ministers to deal with the screening backlog, after it also emerged women are facing longer waits to access treatment following a smear. The screening programme has already fallen under the spotlight in recent weeks after it was revealed that one woman had died after being wrongly excluded.

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