A Year of Advancement: AACR Cancer Progress Report 2024
Michael Schubert, PhD
Screening successes, emerging technologies, precision treatments, and other steps forward from the AACR Cancer Progress Report 2024
Cervical Cancer
Gene Variants Increase the Risk for Persistent HPV Infections
University of Maryland School of Medicine
First genome-wide association study finds variants linked to susceptibility of cervical cancer-causing virus
Metabolic Syndrome May Exacerbate Cervical Cancer Risk
York University
The survey findings reveal that women with metabolic syndrome have a 65 percent higher heart disease risk
Cervical Cancer Screening: HPV Screening vs Pap Tests
Ian Black, MsComm, MSc
Do you know which test is more accurate? Survey highlights need for better education around cervical cancer screening tests
Cervical Cancer Incidence Rising in Low-Income US Counties
University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Cervical cancer-associated mortality rates continue to spike despite the consistent prevention efforts
Gender-Neutral Vaccination Prevents Oncogenic HPV Most Effectively
Karolinska Institutet
Vaccinating boys and girls induces herd immunity that helps eradicate oncogenic HPV types more quickly
The Role of Cytology in the Fight Against Disease
Hologic
How cytologists continue to meet the ever-increasing need for diagnostic screening
New Guideline to Promote Health Equity in Canada
Canadian Medical Association Journal
16 recommendations to help people facing disadvantages and barriers to accessing health care
Novel Test Helps Detect Often-Missed Cervical Adenocarcinoma
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Women with a high DNA methylation score would be prone to HPV infection, AIS, and ADC
One in Three Men Worldwide Infected with Genital HPV
World Health Organization
Human papillomavirus infections are associated with cancers and significant morbidity, and lead to increased transmission rates