… reduced cervical cancer incidence in many developed countries… developing countries. This
has stimulated the search for novel and alternative approaches to cytology for cervical cancer …

… Cervical cancer is the most common malignancy in women of developing countries.
According to the South African National Cancer Registry, the lifetime risk for a woman to develop …

… cervical cancer is rising in high-risk developing countries, mostly due to increasing populations.
In developed countries, initiation and sustenance of cervical … in cervical cancer incidence …

… the developed countries 83,400 cases of cervical cancer and 39,500 deaths caused by cervical
cancer … In the same year, in the less developed world these figures were 4,09,400 and 2,…

… in North America and Western Europe, the incidence of cervical cancer … developing
countries, however, cancer of the cervix has changed little in incidence, except for those countries …

… of cervical cancer is similar across countries, we also assume that patterns of sexual behavior
and risk factors for cervical cancer … of death due to causes other than cancer, such as those …

… of, and mortality from, cervical cancer. More than 85% of the cases of cervical cancer occur
in developing countries where it accounts for 13% of all cancers in women (Table 1). Highest …

… developed countries have CC mortality rates more than twice those of the developed countries
… methods may prove feasible in a developed country's national screening program, they …

… implementing an efficient cervical screening adapted … countries, Cervical cancer screening,
Human papillomavirus testing Core tip: Cervical cancer (CC) burden in developing countries …

… the development of cytology-based cervical cancer … of cervical cancer. Although some have
argued that there is no direct evidence of the impact of cytology screening on cervical cancer, …