Prior World Cancer Day 2019, a shocking survey reveals that cervical cancer risk is higher in middle-aged Indian women.

‘Prior World Cancer Day 2019, a new shocking survey reveals that cervical cancer risk is highest in middle-aged women in India.’
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Cervical cancer accounts for one-third of death occurring globally with 74,000 deaths occurring yearly and is the second primary reason for cancer deaths among women in India.Read More..





But, "cervical cancer is also only cancer which is preventable if care is taken in the beginning stage," stated B.R Das from SRL Diagnostics.
He added, "The high mortality rate from cervical cancer globally could be decreased through a comprehensive method that combines screening, early diagnosis and treatment programmes."
The HPV virus is transmitted sexually, and if proper care is taken, cancer can be prevented easily. Use of contraceptives is necessary to avoid transmission of such diseases. Vaccines for HPV are also accessible, and women are advised to get themselves vaccinated before they become sexually active.
Source-Medindia