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Four steps to eliminating HPV infections across Europe: an ECCO call for EU action

News 16 October 2020 0

A new report underlines that vaccination, screening, treatment and public awareness, provide the cornerstone for eliminating human papillomavirus (HPV) in Europe. The report was published by The European Cancer Organisation, Brussels on 7th October.1 The [more]

For cervical cancer, open surgery is better than minimally invasive surgery

News 5 November 2018 0

In patients with early cervical cancer, minimally invasive surgery is likely not the best option, according to two studies with “alarming data” appearing in the latest issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. “Minimally [more]

Reality check in Mumbai – Experts debate the evidence on leaving cancer care to the market

Number 78

Featured, Our World 9 May 2017 0

How far can private and philanthropic providers meet the rapidly rising need for cancer detection, treatment and care in low- and middle-income countries? Sandhya Srinivasan reports on a high-profile debate involving economists, policy makers, clinicians [more]

Cutting unnecessary deaths from cervical cancer

Number 42

Systems & Services 1 May 2011 0

Given how preventable cervical cancer is, setting up screening programmes must be a key element in Europe’s cancer strategy. But as this six country initiative is finding out, it takes a lot. Download full article

Vesna Kesic: exporting excellence in women’s cancers

Number 33

Cover Story 1 November 2009 0

Working at a massive hospital in a country with high rates of advanced women’s cancers gave Vesna Kesic the ideal opportunity to hone her skills as a gynaecological oncology surgeon. Thanks to her commitment to [more]

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Outcomes after cisplatin alone or in combination regimens versus hydroxyurea during pelvic irradiation for cervical cancer

Number 24

Impact Factor 1 May 2008 0

Cisplatin-based chemoradiation has been shown to be superior to radiotherapy plus hydroxyurea for stage IB to III cervical cancer, conferring better survival rates withmodest long-term toxicity. Download full article

HPV vaccine promises much but screening remains vital

Number 19

Drug Watch 1 August 2007 0

The new HPV vaccines have shown impressive results in their target population, but if immunisation programmes come at the expense of existing or planned cytological screening, deaths from cervical cancer may increase. Download full article

Finding the viral link: the story of Harald zur Hausen

Number 7

Senza categoria 1 September 2005 0

German virologist Harald zur Hausen was convinced by the early 1970s that the skin wart virus, human papilloma, was implicated in cervical cancer. Thirty years later we stand on the threshold of a vaccine to [more]

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    News 16 October 2020 0
    A new report underlines that vaccination, screening, treatment and public awareness, provide the cornerstone for eliminating human papillomavirus (HPV) in Europe. The report was published by The European [more]

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