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Are there different kinds of cervical cancer?
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Yes: Two types of cells cause cervical cancer. They are treated the same.
Answered 11/20/2011
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Yes and...: It is true there are squamous (skin like) and glandular cells in the cervix and either can turn malignant. The most import news in cervical cancer is the development of a vaccine (Gardasil) which should be given to young girls and maybe even boys to help prevent cancer from happening.
Answered 9/29/2018
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