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View all search resultsPrior to the COVID-19 outbreak the medical community had pinned high hopes on efforts to tackle the prevalence of cervical cancer, which remains among the deadliest forms of the disease in the country despite it being the most preventable. However, the pandemic has disrupted mass screening and vaccination programs.
Some 100,000 cases of cancer could be prevented in Britain in the next 40 years by a vaccine against the human papillomavirus (HPV) that causes cancers of the cervix, mouth, anus and genitals, UK health officials said.
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