Monitoring abnormal cells ‘could increase cervical cancer risk in long term’
by Storm Newton
Nov 29, 2023
3 minutes
Opting to have check-ups to monitor abnormal cells on the cervix instead of having them immediately removed could lead to a higher long-term risk of developing cervical cancer, a study has suggested.
While Danish researchers stressed that the possibility of developing the disease remains low, their findings found a four-fold increase in risk among those having cells monitored over 20 years when compared with people who had them removed.
In , cervical screening is offered
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