Tests For Cervical Cancer

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  Can Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Be A Cancer-Worthy Danger?

  Understanding the risks of HPV and the importance of its prevention is crucial for protecting against HPV-related cancers, such as cervical, throat, and anal cancers.

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  International Women's Day 2024: Essential Health Check Ups Every Woman Should Know

  International Women's Day 2024: The most significant screening test in Indian women is the Pap smear test for cervical cancer screening. Here are other tests women should get periodically.

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  International Women's Day: Here's How You Can Stay Safe From Cancer

  Cervical cancer still accounts for 120,000 new cases a year in India translating to one new cancer diagnosed approximately every 4 min. Fortunately cervical cancer can be prevented by vaccines and can also be diagnosed early or even in the precancero

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  Cervical Cancer Awareness Month: Tests Women Should Undergo For Cervical Cancer

  January is cervical cancer awareness month. It is a cancer which is curable and preventable with early detection and proper treatment. Advanced screening in cervical cancer can help detect any abnormalities in the cervix and its cells.

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  Cancer In Women: Ladies, Here's How You Can Reduce The Risk

  Women are at a higher risk of certain cancers. Read here as expert explain three common cancers in women and how to prevent these.

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  This AI Approach Is More Accurate Than Doctors At Detecting Cervical Cancer

  Importantly, the automated visual evaluation identified precancer with greater accuracy than a human expert review or conventional cytology, the researchers said.

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  This Test Is More Accurate Than A Pap Smear For Cervical Cancer Diagnosis, Says Study

  Pap smear tests are used for cervical cancer diagnosis. However, a new study suggests that another technique might be more effective for the same.

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  Why A Pap Smear Is Important? Health Conditions That It Detects

  Pap smear is a test which helps in diagnosis of cervical cancer at an early stage.

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  One In Three Women Avoid Pap Smear Tests Due To Embarrassment

  Cervical cancer can be screened through a pap smear test in which a sample is collected through a routine pelvic examination. A pap smear, recommended for women between 21 and 29 years once every three years, can prevent 75 per cent of cervical cancers.

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  HPV test should replace the pap smear: Italian researchers

  DNA testing for the human papillomavirus should replace the Pap smear as the main way to screen women for cervical cancer, according to Italian researchers.

• Cervical cancer, a major killer in India

  In low-resource settings, testing for human papillomavirus (HPV) might be the most effective method of cervical cancer screening.

• Anal HPV infection and cancer in women

  HPV can cause cervical cancer and testing for cervical HPV is a way to screen for the disease.