Cervical cancer, caused by Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), is not hereditary, and HPV infection doesn't always lead to cancer.

While January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, health experts say getting screened when necessary is important year-round.

Gynecologic oncologist Dr. John Wallbillich says people often don't have symptoms of cervical cancer, so it's important to ...

In people’s busy lives, it is easy for them to overlook their health, but for women, focusing on cervical health is essential. Cervical cancer is a serious but preventable condition, and timely care ...

A mother of three was blindsided by a cervical cancer diagnosis just days before her 30th birthday — despite experiencing ...

A new report explores the disproportionately high death rate among Black women in the Delta from cervical cancer.

While the American Cancer Society says cervical cancer death rates dropped by more than half since the mid-1970s, the disease ...

Point-of-care diagnostics based on a combination of mobile-sized scanners and artificial intelligence (AI) are helping save ...

February marks Cancer Prevention Awareness Month, and local doctors are stressing the importance of early detection and prevention for two cancers that impact women: cervical and ovarian cancer.

February marks Cancer Prevention Awareness Month, and local doctors are stressing the importance of early detection and prevention for two cancers that impact women: cervical and ovarian cancer.

On World Cancer Day, we honor Dr. George Papanikolaou, the Greek scientist who revolutionized cervical cancer detection with ...

With proper screening, vaccination, and awareness, we can significantly reduce cervical cancer cases. It is crucial to ...