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Dr Margaret Stanley talks to ecancertv about the HPV virus, the impact it has upon cervical cancer, and how it can be prevented. Specifically, she discusses antibodies and their role in memory cells.
By furthering our understanding of antigens we can better tailor the vaccine process, ascertaining the efficacy of different dosages and the frequency of their administration.
She outlines the great strides which have been made in public health surrounding HPV and highlights the improvements than can be made in screening programmes globally.
The added value of integrative medicine
WHO regional strategy to enhance cervical elimination in the MENA region
Empowering Women's Health: HPV screening and cervical cancer elimination in Pakistan
Gaza's cancer patients: Navigating the dual struggle of illness and war
Cancer in emergencies: What can we do better to protect the most vulnerable?
Tele-mentoring: Impact of project ECHO
Genomic testing: Awareness and effective communication between healthcare professionals and patients
OncoAlert Round Up for September 15-21, 2023
The Southeast Asian Breast Cancer Symposium; background, aims and successes
