Stanford Advances in Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment
Stanford University via YouTube
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Overview
Syllabus
Intro
What is a cervix? And why does it get cancer?
Cervical cancer risk factors
George Papanicalou, MD
Cervical Cancer Incidence (SEER) and U.S. Death Rates,* 1975-2005
Cervical dysplasia
Screening guidelines 2012
HPV testing Cobas HPV test for primary screening
FDA Approval
HPV vaccine adoption
HPV vaccine recommendations
Summary • Cervical cancer is preventable. • most important part of screening is that you do it.
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Stanford Health Care
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5.0 rating, based on 2 Class Central reviews
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The course was everything you said it would be, fun but a lot of work. And it was! I enjoyed the online interactions because they were a lot of fun and easy to understand. And the answers were usually somewhere in the text. I also liked the examples that she presented which will be helpful in future. Sometimes articles aside from the reading book gave me a better idea and understanding of the subject. I never expected to learn so much from an online class; I now see the cancer in a whole new way. I know I could have done better, but in the end I learned that an online class could be as much work or more than a regular class. However, I still enjoyed it very much. We also learned the do's and don't a women should do in her life
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Great information & easy presentation to learn cervical cancer. & prevention & latest research on cervical cancer