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Early diagnosis, insurance improve survival for women with cervical cancer

Patients diagnosed at late stages had over eight times the risk of death compared to those diagnosed at early stages.

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by The Star

Health20 November 2023 - 11:44
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Former President Uhuru Kenyatta looks on as the human papillomavirus vaccine is administered to a 10-year-old girl during the launch of the HPV vaccine at Ziwani Primary School in Mombasa county.

Women diagnosed with early-stage cervical cancer and who have medical insurance have high survival rates, according to a recent study in Kenya.

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