March 7th, 2017
In the United Kingdom, 3,000 new cases of cervical cancer are
reported annually, making it the twelfth most common cancer for women.
If caught early, it can typically be treated and cured with radiotherapy, surgery or a combination of the two. However, if detected in the later stages chances of survival become poor, with only around a 5% survival rate after five years for stage 4 patients.
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