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Introduction
Cervical cancer almost always is curable when diagnosed in its early stages.
Pap Smear screening makes possible such early-stage diagnosis. Cervical Pap Smear screening and can go a lot further toward the complete eradication of invasive cervical cervical cancer. Pap Smear sreening in combination with modern treatments have made invasive cervical cancer overwhelmingly preventable and nearly always curable.
The Question: Why does cervical cancer strike about 10,000 women and cause about 4,000 deaths in U.S. each year when it is so overwhelmingly is preventable and so often curable?
The Answer: Very often, medical malpractice is the cause when cervical cancer strikes: Insufficient Pap Smear Screening and/or Misread Pap Smear Tests.
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The Most Common and Deadly Cervical Cancer Mistakes
Cervical Cancer Malpractice Introduction
The Cervical Cancer Malpractice Case
Failure to Perform Regular Cervical Exams and Pap Smear Tests
Misread Pap Smear Test
Cervical Cancer Information
What is Cervical Cancer?
Risk Factors
Symptoms of Cervical Cancer
Pap Smear Screening Test
Confirmation of Cervical Cancer Diagnosis
Treatment of Cervical Cancer
Pap Smear Screening Test Information
Pap Smear Screening Test
Dr. George Papanicolaou and the History of the Pap Smear Test
Insufficient Pap Smear Screening
Pap Smear Screening Test
Confirmation of Cervical Cancer Diagnosis
Failure to Diagnose Cervial Cancer on Pap Smear
Cervical Cancer News Information Links
Cervical Cancer Information Links
Cervical Cancer News Links Blog
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