Cervical cancer- Important information for every man and woman.

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How immunotherapy and immune oncology is helpful
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Immunotherapy

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Cervical cancer

• Cervical cancer is a cancer of the cervix, part
  of female reproductive tract (the Cervix Opening
  of the uterus (womb) into the vagina). It is the
  most common cause of cancer death across the
  world. There are two cell types are present in
  cervical cancers that involve squamous and
  glandular cells. Immunotherapy arises as new
  approach of treatment for cervical cancer.

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Risk Fector

• Those factors which increases the risk of this
  cancer, that involves infection with genital HPV,
  smoking, diet, obesity, family history of
  cervical cancer and much more use of oral
  contraceptives (birth control pills).

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Stages of Cervical Cancer

• Cervical cancer has several stages like stage 0,
  stage I, stage II, stage III and stage IV.

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Stage-0

• . Stage 0 is a pre-invasive cancer, abnormal
  cells only in the first layer of cell that line
  the cervix

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Stage-1

• STAGE I of this cancer confined to the cervix.
  Stage I have several Sub-stages such as I-A1,
  I-A2, I-B1, I-B12, depending on the size and
  extension of cancer cells.

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Stage-II

• Stage II is beyond the cervix and uterus, but not
  to pelvic walls or the lower part of the vagina.
  Sub-stages of stage II is II-A and II-B. II-A,
  may have grown to upper one third of vagina, but
  no spread to parametrium, while II-B, spread to
  parametrical tissue near the cervix.

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Stage-III

• Stage III spread to the lower part of the vagina
  and to the pelvic wall. Sub-stages of stage III
  is III-A and III-B. III-A, spread to lower one
  third of the vagina but not to pelvic wall, while
  III-B, extension into the pelvic wall and may be
  blocking the ureters.

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Stage-IV

• Stage IV is most advanced stage, spread to
  rectum, bladder and other parts of the body.
  Sub-stages of stage IV is IV-A and IV-B. In Stage
  IV-A, this cancer spread to the bladder or
  rectum, while Stage IV-B, spread to distant
  organs beyond the pelvic area.

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There are many immunotherapeutics has received
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval such
as Gardasil, Cerviax and Bevacizumab. Ipilimumab,
Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocytes (TIL), Survivin
peptide vaccine, VGX-3100 and INO-9012 DNA
vaccine, HPV16 E7 peptide-pulsed autologous DCs
and many more are running in several phases of
clinical trials to received FDA approval.
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How cervical cancer treated

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