Explore the latest advances in cervical cancer screening and treatment with a Stanford doctor in this informative lecture. Learn about the human papillomavirus (HPV) and its role in causing cervical cancer, as well as the body's immune response. Discover risk factors, screening guidelines, and the importance of regular testing. Gain insights into the Cobas HPV test for primary screening and its FDA approval. Examine HPV vaccine adoption rates and current recommendations. Understand why cervical cancer is preventable and the critical importance of regular screenings. Access valuable resources to further your knowledge on this important women's health topic.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
What is a cervix? And why does it get cancer?
Cervical cancer risk factors
George Papanicalou, MD
Cervical Cancer Incidence (SEER) and U.S. Death Rates,* 1975-2005
Cervical dysplasia
Screening guidelines 2012
HPV testing Cobas HPV test for primary screening
FDA Approval
HPV vaccine adoption
HPV vaccine recommendations
Summary • Cervical cancer is preventable. • most important part of screening is that you do it.
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Stanford Health Care
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