Nov 15, 2010 | Laboratory Management and Operations, Laboratory News, Laboratory Pathology
Professor Peter Sasieni says women vaccinated for HPV may only need two cervical cancer screening tests during their lifetime Here’s a spicy new subject for debate among pathologists and women’s health specialists. Would it be safe for a woman who has been vaccinated for HPV (human papillomavirus) to get just two cervical cancer screening tests in her lifetime—one at age 30 and the other at age 45? A prominent professor in the United Kingdom recently advocated just such a medical laboratory...
