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Why should a teen be concerned about cervical cancer?
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Prevention: Getting vaccination for hpv is goes a long way to preventing cervical cancer and it is recommended for teen agers. Early start of intercourse, and having multiple partners are additional risk factors for cervical cancer.
Answered 7/2/2012
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