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What are the chances of 14 year old getting cervix cancer?
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Unlikely to HAVE yet: Cancer of the cervix would be very rare at this age, but whenever a young woman becomes sexually active, she may pick up one or more of the cancer-causing strains of hpv especially if she has not been immunized. So she may acquire the risk factor if not the actual cancer.
Answered 2/10/2015
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