
26-year-old Ontario woman encouraging cervical cancer screening
A young woman who was recently diagnosed with cervical cancer is sharing her story. Continue reading
A young woman who was recently diagnosed with cervical cancer is sharing her story. Continue reading
A cervical cancer screening clinic offering Pap testing for women with no family doctor is coming to Kingston on Wednesday evening. Continue reading
HPV is common in both men and women, and has been identified as the cause of almost all cervical cancers — a disease that kills 50 women each year in B.C. Continue reading
The HPV vaccine is already reducing rates of cervical cancer, according to new research. Continue reading
The researchers said some young women are finding themselves diagnosed with an advanced form of cervical cancer despite being screened. Continue reading
Women with disabilities have sex, their doctors just don’t bring it up at appointments, advocates say. This can have consequences for their health. Continue reading
As a single mom, Dunn’s biggest concern hasn’t been for herself, but for the future of her children – Taylor, 16, and Josh, 10. Continue reading
Sask. firefighters will now be able to claim prostate, skin, breast, myeloma, cervical and ovarian cancer as occupational diseases with the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board Continue reading
Experts say that it makes more sense to test for HPV as a first step to screen for cervical cancer. Continue reading
In most cases the infections go away by themselves, but when they don’t they can become more serious. Continue reading