Yes: Cervical cancer is linked to infection of the cervix with human papilloma virus. If the infection goes undetected for a long time it can lead to cancer of the cervix. This can largely be avoided by getting regular check ups with your gynecologist or family physician. A vaccine is now available to help younger men & women avoid human papilloma virus infection.
Answered 6/23/2012
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Yes: It is possible to get cervical cancer with or without obvious infection.
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