Jade Goody's Cervical Cancer Spotlights The Disease

Jade Goody is diagnosed with Cervical Cancer

The spokesperson of celebrity Big Brother star Jade Goody tells Reuters that Goody has been diagnosed with cervical cancer and according to AFP Goody quits India TV show after cervical cancer diagnosis.

Complaints Cause Gardasil Cervical Cancer Vaccine Scrutiny

Cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil is not as safe as we thought.

Gardasil Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting To CDC

On June 8, 2006, the FDA licensed Gardasil, the first vaccine developed to prevent cervical cancer caused by certain kinds of human papillomavirus (HPV). Since then, more than 12 million doses of Gardasil vaccine have been distributed. However, CDC also received 7,802 reports on side effects of Gardasil.

Alberta Vaccine Program Protect Girls From Cancer

The Alberta government will be taking action to prevent the majority of cervical cancers.

Toronto Clinics Help Protect Young Women Against Cervical Cancer

Dr. Dubey urged parents to talk with their daughters about the vaccine, and about other steps they should take to prevent cervical cancer and sexually transmitted infections.

Integrated Programs To Prevent Cervical Cancer

Experts in vaccination and cervical cancer today appealed for support to develop integrated programs to prevent and to control cervical cancer, one of the main causes of mortality in women of Latin America and the Caribbean.

Better Screening, Treatment, Vaccines Can Prevent Cervical Cancer Deaths

Thirty-three thousand women in Latin America and the Caribbean die each year of preventable cervical cancer, caused by a virus that infects 20 percent of men and women in the region and as many as 30 percent of the youngest women.

Phone counseling Improves Cervical Cancer Survivors' Life

UCI study identifies importance of 'mind-body' connection for surviving cervical cancer or any other type of cancer.

Scientists Reveal Body's Fight With Cervical Cancer

The virus responsible for most cases of cervical cancer has a serious weakness which may provide hope for new treatments for the disease.

HPV Vaccine Cuts Risk For Cervical Cancer

World Medical Association and the Medical Women's International Association urge every single woman and girl to get HPV vaccine to protect themselves from cervical cancer.

Cervical Cancer Symptoms and Treatment