| 1. | Merck Frosst Canada - Disease Information |
| | Did you know that certain types of HPV can cause cervical cancer, abnormal cervical cells and genital warts ? about this common virus, its consequences and ways to help protect yourself.... |
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| 2. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | Cervical Cancer and Abnormal Cervical Cells... |
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| 3. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | Some types can cause cervical cancer or abnormal cells in the lining of the cervix that could turn into cancer.... Cervical cancer, abnormal cervical cells and genital warts can be caused by certain types of a common virus, HPV.... |
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| 4. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | This helps your doctor detect abnormal cells in the lining of the cervix before they have the chance to become precancers or cervical cancer.... |
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| 5. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | However, it is possible to treat some of the possible consequences of HPV infection, including abnormal cervical cells, cervical cancer and genital warts.... |
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| 6. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | What are cervical cancer and abnormal cervical cells ?... Cervical cancer is abnormal cell growth in the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina.... |
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| 7. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | Who gets cervical cancer and abnormal cervical cells ?... |
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| 8. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | How do I know if I have cervical cancer or abnormal cervical cells ?... Cervical cancer and abnormal cells are detected through Pap testing.... The Pap test is currently one of the best ways to help detect abnormal cervical cells and cervical cancer.... |
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| 9. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | This is a tissue sample which is examined under a microscope for abnormal cells.... |
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| 10. | Merck Frosst Canada - HPV |
| | Human Papillomavirus (HPV)What can I do to protect myself against HPV, cervical cancer, abnormal cervical cells and genital warts ?. Having Pap tests now is an important way to protect yourself from cervical cancer later in life.. A Pap test looks for abnormal cells in the lining of the cervix before they have the chance to become precancerous or cervical cancer.. |
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