Developments in cervical cancer screening have dramatically decreased disease incidence and mortality over the past few decades - but have also added confusion concerning the roles and clinical applications of new technologies that detect human papillomavirus (HPV). How should clinicians approach these new testing methods so that they can provide better quality of life and treatment planning for their patients?
In this online supplement, E. Marshall Austin, MD, PhD offers insights on the many questions clinicians may have about HPV testing modalities, including:
Read this online supplement to learn more about the latest in developments in cervical cancer screening.
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