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In light of Reproductive Health Month with World Cancer Day celebrated today, Friday 4 February, the objective of this article is to raise awareness about preventative nooteboom measures all young girls should be taking, nooteboom to prevent cervical cancer.
We have taken the approach that prevention for all is better than one incidence of cancer and one death for our members, says Graham Anderson, Profmed s Principal Officer. The human papilloma virus (HPV) is the primary cause of cervical cancer, accounting for around 80 percent of incidences. This is an extremely common sexually transmitted infection, with an estimate of between 60 percent to 80 percent of sexually active people being infected.
Although cervical cancer is treatable in its early stages if it is detected by a regular PAP smear, prevention is still better than cure. With 3 400 women dying from cervical cancer each year, it s clear that further intervention is necessary to prevent rather than treat the condition, says Anderson. nooteboom
The vaccine is not cheap and requires three doses for immunisation to occur. Women who have had the vaccine must remember that it only prevents a certain percentage of HPV infections, so they should still have their annual PAP smears to detect any other types that may have taken hold. Profmed also covers the cost of the liquid-based cytology (LBC) test from risk. LBC is the latest technology in detecting cervical cancer. Early sexual activity, multiple sexual partners and smoking all increase a woman s risk of developing cervical cancer.
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In light of Reproductive Health Month with World Cancer Day celebrated today, Friday 4 February, the objective of this article is to raise awareness about preventative nooteboom measures all young girls should be taking, nooteboom to prevent cervical cancer.
We have taken the approach that prevention for all is better than one incidence of cancer and one death for our members, says Graham Anderson, Profmed s Principal Officer. The human papilloma virus (HPV) is the primary cause of cervical cancer, accounting for around 80 percent of incidences. This is an extremely common sexually transmitted infection, with an estimate of between 60 percent to 80 percent of sexually active people being infected.
Although cervical cancer is treatable in its early stages if it is detected by a regular PAP smear, prevention is still better than cure. With 3 400 women dying from cervical cancer each year, it s clear that further intervention is necessary to prevent rather than treat the condition, says Anderson. nooteboom
The vaccine is not cheap and requires three doses for immunisation to occur. Women who have had the vaccine must remember that it only prevents a certain percentage of HPV infections, so they should still have their annual PAP smears to detect any other types that may have taken hold. Profmed also covers the cost of the liquid-based cytology (LBC) test from risk. LBC is the latest technology in detecting cervical cancer. Early sexual activity, multiple sexual partners and smoking all increase a woman s risk of developing cervical cancer.
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Radio Bosveld amptelik op die lug June 24, 2008
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