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RSSAround half a million women are diagnosed with cervical cancer every year and it is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in women worldwide. According to oncology channel, the cause of cervical cancer is unknown and the infection caused by two...
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Jade Cerisa Lorraine Goody, a British reality TV celebrity. She came from a broken home. Her mother raised her and her brother, all by herself when her father became...
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One in four teen girls have rolled up their sleeves for the relatively new vaccine against cervical cancer, federal health officials said Thursday.The figures represent...
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British television personality Jade Goody, famous for her appearance and comments on the reality show, Celebrity Big Brother left the Indian version of the show, after...
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Are you grappling with cancer in any of these two types - cervical or testicular? If the answer is “Yes” then sorry to say, but separation from your...
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Of the sexually transmitted infections, HPV (human papilloma virus) is believed to be the most common. And, with most sexually active persons getting at least one HPV...
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The highly effective antioxidant — vitamin C - which many of us prefer to take either to lessen oxidative stress or to stimulate eight different enzymes, holds a...
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Good news for patients, grappling with cancer, as the world’s second-largest pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline PLC plans to bring five new cancer drugs into...
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The human papillomavirus (HPV) is most commonly associated with cervical cancer. Now, a recent study links HPV with throat cancers.
Since 2000 researchers have...
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Little girls might be vaccinated by a new vaccine ‘Gardasil’, discovered by an Australian doctor, against the sexually transmitted virus that causes...
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Schoolgirls, from the age of 12, in South Australia, became the first in the country to receive a free vaccination against cervical cancer as cervical cancer vaccine...
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New study released by the Government finds that approximately one in four females aged 14 to 59 are infected with human papillomavirus or HPV.
This virus can lead to...
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New American Cancer Society guidelines have recommended that in order to prevent cervical cancer, females should be vaccinated against human papillomavirus (HPV) when...
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Northern highlands of Ethiopia are still drenched into the age-old custom of child marriage. Despite international agreements and national laws, marriage of young girls...
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After space, it’s medical science only where we’ve a lot to dig out and we are moving fast on both fronts too. The year 2006 saw major achievements in...
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Have a look. Australian government rejects subsidy for a cervical cancer vaccine and now it is being used in a campaign for promoting Australian biotechnology industry...
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A vaccine for protecting cervical cancer has got the final approval by Health Canada and ready to be sold in Canada under the brand name Gardasil by Merck Frosst...
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A seaweed that can inhibit cervical cancer! Yes, a seaweed extract called carrageenan, prevents a virus - papillomavirus — from entering human cells in the lab,...
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An influential federal Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices in the United States has recommended about a vaccine to protect 11-12 years old girls against...
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Cervical cancer is the most common type of cancer in developing countries. It kills almost 100 thousand women every year in Africa.
Yves Bergevin, the senior Africa...
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Drugmaker Merck & Co. has asked federal regulators to approve use in males for its vaccine against the human papillomavirus, which causes cervical and other...
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The cervical cancer vaccine Gardasil also works to prevent cancers of the vagina and vulva, federal health officials said Friday, as they approved expanding its use to...
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Parents in the US are in dilemma, they are not sure whether to give their young girls Gardasil or not.
Gardasil is a new vaccine being made by Merck & Co. Inc....
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Little girls might be vaccinated by a new vaccine ‘Gardasil’, discovered by an Australian doctor, against the sexually transmitted virus that causes...
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The year 2006 is about to go away and we are ready to take on 2007 with a healthy body. As other years that have passed away, the year of 2006 also became the year of...
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Have a look. Australian government rejects subsidy for a cervical cancer vaccine and now it is being used in a campaign for promoting Australian biotechnology industry...
made popular Nov 10 2006
A vaccine for protecting cervical cancer has got the final approval by Health Canada and ready to be sold in Canada under the brand name Gardasil by Merck Frosst...
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Gardasil, the vaccine that prevents infection from the two strains of HPV, is accountable for just about 70 percent of cervical cancer cases. It was shown green flag by...
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The drug company Merck has developed a vaccine, Gardasil, to protect females from cervical cancer. The vaccine blocks two kinds of human papillomavirus HPV that is...
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An advisory committee of Food and Drug Administration voted 13-0 to approve the safety measures and efficiency of Gardasil, which is a Merck and Co.’s product....
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