Early prevention is important for cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is the only cancer among all human cancers that has a clear cause, can be prevented and treated early, and can be eliminated. Clinical practice shows that the cure rate for cervical cancer before stage zero is almost 100%, and it is the only cancer that can be prevented and treated early. Unfortunately, due to the lack of symptoms in the early stage and the lack of awareness of early screening, 80% of patients are already invasive cancer when diagnosed. Therefore, women should pay attention to establishing early screening awareness. Recently, the World Health Foundation announced the launch of the Women's Health Cervical Cancer Prevention Project. It is important to raise awareness of early screening by preventing, screening and diagnosing cervical cancer in women of childbearing age.

The currently recommended screening method for cervical cancer is liquid-based cytology testing. It is the best early detection method for cervical cancer determined by the World Health Organization. Liquid-based cytology testing can solve the problem of inaccurate diagnosis caused by smear cell loss, poor smear quality, etc., and avoid missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis of precancerous lesions.

In addition, the diagnosis process can improve film production and reading techniques through training in the Women's Health Cervical Cancer Prevention Program, and can also more accurately diagnose early cervical cancer lesions, helping to reduce the mortality rate of cervical cancer among Chinese women.