Tag: Cervical Cancer
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Proficiency Matters: How Laparoscopic Skill Levels Affect Survival After Laparoscopic Radical Hysterectomy for Cervical Cancer
Overview Cervical cancer remains a major global health challenge, and advances in minimally invasive surgery have reshaped its management. A recent multi-center cohort from four clinical centers in China investigates a timely question: how does a gynecologic oncologist’s proficiency in laparoscopy influence survival outcomes after laparoscopic radical hysterectomy for cervical cancer? The study analyzes a…
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Impact of Laparoscopic Proficiency on Survival in Cervical Cancer Surgery
Introduction: Why surgical proficiency matters Cervical cancer remains a significant health challenge worldwide. For selected patients, laparoscopic radical hysterectomy offers a minimally invasive option with potential benefits in recovery and perioperative outcomes. Yet, the long‑term survival implications of a surgeon’s laparoscopic proficiency in this complex procedure have not been fully explored. A recent multi‑center cohort…
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Impact of Laparoscopic Proficiency on Survival in Laparoscopic Radical Hysterectomy for Cervical Cancer: A Multi-Center Cohort Study
Introduction Cervical cancer remains a major global health challenge, and laparoscopic radical hysterectomy is a key surgical option for carefully selected patients. This multi-center cohort study evaluates how gynecologic oncologists’ laparoscopic proficiency influences survival outcomes after this procedure, using data from four clinical centers in China. By examining surgeon skill, case complexity, and perioperative factors,…
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Act Now: World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day Spotlight in SE Asia
World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day: A Call to Action in South-East Asia On World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, health leaders in WHO South-East Asia are reminding nations to accelerate prevention, screening, and treatment. The message is clear: act now to eliminate cervical cancer, a disease that is largely preventable and highly curable when caught early.…
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Act Now to Eliminate Cervical Cancer: WHO SEA Highlights World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day
World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day: A Call to Action for Southeast Asia On World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, health leaders in the World Health Organization’s Southeast Asia region are urging governments, communities, and individuals to intensify efforts to prevent and treat one of the most preventable cancers affecting women. The message is clear: act now…
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Global Action Takes Center Stage on World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day
Introduction: A Historic Milestone in Global Health Today marks the inaugural World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, a landmark initiative mandated by the World Health Assembly. This day brings international attention to a preventable cancer and signals renewed commitment from governments, health systems, and communities to accelerate efforts toward elimination. The Global Strategy: Prevention, Vaccination, and…
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Global Action on World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day
World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day: A Collective Pledge Today marks the inaugural World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, a milestone established by the World Health Assembly to accelerate global action against a preventable cancer. The day shines a spotlight on the shared responsibility of governments, health organizations, communities, and individuals to accelerate progress toward eliminating cervical…
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Global Action on World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day Signals New Era in Preventive Health
Overview: A historic milestone in cervical cancer prevention Today marks the inaugural World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, a landmark initiative mandated by the World Health Assembly to accelerate global efforts toward ending a preventable cancer. The day gathers governments, international organizations, civil society, health professionals, and communities in a united push to speed up vaccination,…
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Eliminating Cervical Cancer in Africa: Dr Issimouha Dillé’s Plan
Introduction: A Turning Point in Africa’s Fight Against Cervical Cancer Cervical cancer remains a major public health challenge in Africa, even though it is almost entirely preventable. On Cervical Cancer Elimination Day of Action, observed on 17 November, we spoke with Dr Issimouha Dillé, an adviser on cancer prevention research and policy. Her insights illuminate…
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Eliminating Cervical Cancer in Africa: Dr Issimouha Dillé explains why Africa can win the fight
Eliminating Cervical Cancer in Africa: A Bold Public Health Vision Cervical cancer remains a major public health challenge across Africa, yet it is one of the most preventable cancers. On Cervical Cancer Elimination Day of Action, observed on November 17, Dr Issimouha Dillé, an adviser on cancer policy and implementation, outlines a practical and hopeful…