Contemporary Approaches to Cervical Cancer Management
Abstract
Cervical cancer represents a widespread global health concern, responsible for considerable morbidity and mortality among women around the world. The illness is mainly triggered by long-lasting infection with high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) types. Although effective preventive measures such as HPV vaccination and screening are available, cervical cancer persists as a primary cause of cancer-related fatalities among women in low- and middleincome nations. Recent progress in understanding the biology of cervical cancer has prompted the creation of new therapeutic methods, encompassing targeted therapies and immunotherapies. These cutting-edge treatments have displayed encouraging outcomes in enhancing patient results, especially in advanced-stage and recurrent cases. This review intends to deliver a thorough summary of the existing knowledge regarding cervical cancer, encompassing its epidemiology, prevention methods, diagnostic techniques, and treatment possibilities. We also examine recent advancements in cervical cancer research and their potential effects on patient care.
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