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A study by the American Cancer Society found states with higher vaccination rates saw a faster decline in cervical cancer risk.

The laboratory support and research participation that contributed to the development of cervical cancer screening

Study finds most U.S. women still trust clinic-based screening, though home testing may help reach under-screened groups.

A UK mother’s prolonged struggle for a diagnosis highlights challenges in detecting cervical cancer and the importance of screening.

Muscle loss in cervical cancer raises death risk, emphasizing nutritional screening.

ACS unveils new cervical cancer screening updates, including self-collected HPV tests and clearer rules for stopping screening.