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Current cervical cancer rates in australia & other countries?? |
statistics???? 16000 diagnosed, 5000 die each year (USA) (2001) In our country some peoples know about cervical cancer but to search on this topic i found a relevant site http://www.peoples-health.com/cancer.htm and you can get all information on cancer with treatments also. |
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16000 diagnosed, 5000 die each year (USA) (2001) 725 diagnosed, 239 died in 2003 (Australia). And I would like to say that the cervical cancer immunisation program in Australia is rubbish. It was... Just some old blood, clotted, like a scab, but moist because it was on the inside of you. Nothing to worry about. Hope your biopsy results come out good! Good luck. ...visit here maybe it found: ... Michelle (below) is ridiculously poorly informed. Ignore her. Additional (theoretical) pros: No abnormal Paps, no subsequent conizations, no down-the-line cervical incompetency issues, thus n... you should get it. you can get it before oyu become sexually active so that you reduce the chance of ever getting it. You could also have it AFTER you become sexually active, but you need to be te... no, because cervical cancer comes from acquiring the Human Papaloma Virus which is carried by men, but only effects women. So if you are not having intercourse with men, then masturbation will not ... Certain types of the HPV result in an increased risk of cervical cancer. Thus, vaccination works to mitigate this threat. Cervical cancer incidence drops, although it is not eliminated since ther... It depends on the type of cervical cancer. Some are slow, some are fast. Remember that having an abnormal pap does NOT mean you have cervical cancer - there are a lot of reasons why you can get a... |
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