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VisitLancet Study: New Cervical Cancer Treatment Reduces Death Risk by 40%, Biggest Breakthrough in Two Decades
Oct 15, 2024, 09:24 AM
A new cervical cancer treatment regimen has been identified that significantly reduces the risk of dying from the disease by 40%. This breakthrough, described as the most significant advancement in two decades, involves a simple change in the order of drug administration. Researchers have highlighted that this adjustment has transformed survival rates for patients. The findings were published in a study in The Lancet, which has garnered attention from medical professionals and health organizations alike, marking a pivotal moment in cervical cancer treatment.
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