Perception and Behaviour of Married Women towards Pap Smear Procedure in Barangay 458 Sulukan St., Sampaloc, Manila Students&rsquo; Research Output

Marlene  R. Padua,; Liza  B. Perez,; Ellaine  R. Lusoc,; Rodelyn  C. Salvilla,; Cynthia  F. Orodio,; Shiela Rose  C. Ellaine Chua,; Eirene Grace  L. Manzano,

Perception and Behaviour of Married Women towards Pap Smear Procedure in Barangay 458 Sulukan St., Sampaloc, Manila Students’ Research Output

Discipline: Psychology, Medicine

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Carcinoma of the cervix is a major public health problem throughout the world. It is the second most common malignancy among women worldwide, and, the most common cancer in women. Evidence from epidemiological studies coupled with recent advanced molecular biology findings have established a strong causal association between infection by certain serotypes of sexually transmitted human papilloma virus (HPV) and cervical cancer. The virus exerts greater effects during periods of rapid metaplasia in the cervical epithelium. Therefore, certain sexual behaviours are known to predispose to cancer of the cervix.

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