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Cervical Cancer Screening
In Europe, the most commonly recommended interval for cervical cancer screening is three years. But that interval can safely be extended to six years for women who test negative for human papillomavirus (HPV), according to the findings of a multinational cohort study with joint database analysis.
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Surgical de-escalation passes clinical test in low-risk cervical cancer -
Minimally invasive vs. open surgery in pancreatic cancer -
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Circulating tumor DNA may predict poor prognosis in breast cancer -
Breast cancer outcomes are worse for Black men
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