Cervical Cancer News

	Article	Date
	2008
	Researchers Say Promising Advances Could Control Cervical Cancer in the Developing World	Sep 30, 2008

	2007
	Cervical Cancer Vaccine Gains Support	Feb 13, 2007

	2006
	FDA Advisory Panel Backs Cervical Cancer Vaccine	Jun 18, 2006
	FDA Advisory Panel Backs Cervical Cancer Vaccine	Jun 4, 2006

	2005
	Vaccine Found to be 100% Effective at Preventing Cervical Cancer	Dec 15, 2005

	2003
	British Study: Older Women Need Pap Smears Every Five Years; Younger Women Every Three Years	Nov 5, 2003
	Researchers Explore Alternative to Pap Tests in Developing Countries	Aug 18, 2003
	U.S. FDA Approves HPV Screening Test for Cervical Cancer	Aug 8, 2003
	New Cervical Cancer Data Shows Downward Trend, But Cases Still High Among Older Women and Some Hispanics	Apr 22, 2003
	Study: Smoking Increases Risk of Cervical Cancer in Women with HPV	Feb 9, 2003
	Research for Cervical Cancer Vaccine Promising	Feb 6, 2003

	2002
	New Guidelines for Evaluating Women with Abnormal Pap Test Results	Nov 4, 2002
	Major Update to Widely Used Classification System of Pap Test Results	Aug 24, 2002

	2001
	Clinical Trial Will Investigate Possible Vaccine for Cervical Cancer	Dec 5, 2001
	Cone Biopsy Treatment May Help Early-Stage Cervical Cancer Patients Preserve Fertility	Nov 19, 2001

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