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Should women be concerned about cervical cancer?
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Yes: Cervical cancer is preventable. Several tools are available for women to help prevent this disease. Pap smears, hpv screening, hpv vaccine, condom use and avoiding tobacco products. All of these tools can reduce your risk of cervical cancer.
Answered 9/1/2015
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Yes: Get your pap smear regularly. It helps screen for cervical cancer.
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