Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(10), P. e31596 - e31596
Published: May 1, 2024
According
to
estimates,
there
were
570,000
new
cases
of
cervical
cancer
in
2018,
making
it
the
fourth
most
common
malignancy
among
women
worldwide.
Almost
all
342,000
deaths
from
take
place
low-
and
middle-income
countries,
accounting
for
90
%
deaths.
Few
studies
use
structural
equation
modeling
comprehensively
analyze
predictors
screening.
Cancer Reports,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
6(3)
Published: Dec. 21, 2022
Abstract
Aim
Among
gynecological
cancers,
cervical
cancer
is
the
most
common
cause
of
cancer‐related
death
in
developing
countries.
This
study
analyzes
incidence,
mortality,
and
burden
using
Global
Burden
Disease
(GBD)
2019
study.
Materials
Methods
The
GBD
(2019)
data
on
was
extracted
from
Health
Data
Exchange
(GHDx)
query
tool.
Age‐standardized
rate
(ASR)
deaths,
lost
years
life
(YLLs),
with
disabilities
(YLDs),
adjusted
(DALYs)
women
were
extracted.
globally
for
204
countries
groups
based
a
socio‐demographic
index
(SDI),
World
Organization
(WHO)
regions,
continents,
Bank
22
regions.
Results
higher
standardized
age
incidence
lower
SDI
countries,
Africa,
African
region
(According
to
WHO),
Sub‐Saharan
Africa
regions).
highest
deaths
ASR
low
SDI,
low‐income
group,
Organization),
According
classification,
DALYs
Low‐income
then
American
region,
Latin
America
&
Caribbean‐WB
(Based
Conclusion
In
2019,
mostly
affected
socioeconomic
status.
Given
that
highly
preventable,
access
screening
services
presence
trained
knowledgeable
health
care
staff
can
reduce
illness,
suffering,
caused
by
this
malignancy.
It
recommended
use
national
international
potentials
Health Science Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
Background
and
Aim
Endometrial
cancer
(EC)
is
the
sixth
most
common
among
women
worldwide.
Since
global
studies
are
based
on
awareness
of
incidence
trend,
mortality,
geographical
diversity,
level
social
development
income
countries,
this
study
was
conducted
to
investigate
trend
uterine
(UC)
in
world
2019.
Methods
Age‐standardized
rates
(ASR)
incidence,
deaths,
prevalence,
disability‐adjusted
life
years
(DALYs)
UC,
as
well
targeted
risk
factors,
were
extracted
from
Global
Burden
Disease
(GBD)
online
database
Pearson
correlation
coefficient
SPSS
16
used
calculate
between
factors
ASR
epidemiological
indicators.
Statistical
significance
considered
p
<
0.05.
Results
In
2019,
age‐specific
death
rate
UC
peaking
at
60–64
65–69
years,
respectively.
The
highest
age‐standardized
per
100,000
people
for
has
been
reported
Northern
Mariana
Islands,
high
sociodemographic
index
(SDI)
World
Bank
High‐Income
category,
Europe
continent
Health
Organization
(WHO)
regions
found
European
Region.
Grenada,
SDI
continent,
WHO
DALYs
53.54
inhabitants,
which
48.49
cases
related
lost
(YLLs)
5.05
lived
with
disability.
Conclusion
According
GBD‐2019,
DALY
Europe.
evidence
traces
diversity
can
be
seen
inequalities
UC.
Race,
ethnicity,
economic
status,
education
awareness,
co‐morbidities,
access,
grade,
histological
type
tumor
important
causes
inequality.
Medicina,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
59(4), P. 704 - 704
Published: April 4, 2023
Introduction:
The
aim
of
this
study
is
to
analyze
the
available
scientific
evidence
regarding
quality
life
(QoL)
and
sexual
function
(SF)
in
patients
affected
by
cervical
cancer
(CC)
after
surgical
adjuvant
treatments.
Materials
Methods:
Preliminary
research
was
conducted
via
electronic
database
(MEDLINE,
PubMed
Cochrane
Library)
with
use
a
combination
following
keywords:
SF,
QoL,
CC.
principal
findings
considered
present
review
were
design,
number
included
each
study,
information
about
malignancy
(histology
stage
disease),
questionnaires
administered,
concerning
SF
QoL.
Results:
All
studies
published
between
2003-2022.
selected
consisted
one
randomized
control
seven
observational
(three
prospective
series),
nine
case
studies.
scores
used
focused
on
QOL,
fatigue,
psychological
aspects.
reported
decreased
QOL.
most
developed
European
Organization
for
Research
Treatment
Cancer
Quality
Life
Questionnaire
(EORTC
QLQ-C30),
Female
Sexual
Function
Index
(FSFI),
Hospital
Anxiety
Depression
scale
(HADS),
Distress
Scale
(FSDS).
Discussion:
In
addition
perception
body
image,
several
factors
coexist
influencing
outcomes
such
as
physical,
hormonal,
psychological.
Conclusions:
dysfunction
CC
treatment
has
multifactorial
aetiology
which
negatively
affects
life.
For
these
reasons,
it
important
follow
support
multidisciplinary
team
(doctors,
nurses,
psychologists,
dieticians)
before
therapy.
This
type
tailored
therapeutic
approach
should
become
standard.
Women
be
informed
possible
vaginal
changes
menopausal
symptoms
surgery
positive
effects
Diagnostics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 451 - 451
Published: Feb. 19, 2024
Cervical
cancer,
primarily
caused
by
high-risk
human
papillomavirus
(HR-HPV)
types
16
and
18,
is
a
major
global
health
concern.
Persistent
HR-HPV
infection
can
progress
from
reversible
precancerous
lesions
to
invasive
cervical
which
driven
the
oncogenic
activity
of
(HPV)
genes,
particularly
E6
E7.
Traditional
screening
methods,
including
cytology
HPV
testing,
have
limited
sensitivity
specificity.
This
review
explores
application
p16/Ki-67
dual-staining
for
cancer
screening.
advanced
immunocytochemical
method
allows
simultaneously
detecting
p16
Ki-67
proteins
within
epithelial
cells,
offering
more
specific
approach
triaging
HPV-positive
women.
Dual
staining
traditional
methods
are
compared,
demonstrating
their
high
negative
predictive
value
but
low
The
increased
dual
results
in
higher
detection
rates
CIN2+
lesions,
crucial
preventing
progression.
However,
its
specificity
may
lead
false-positive
unnecessary
biopsies.
implications
integrating
into
contemporary
strategies,
considering
evolving
landscape
vaccination
changes
genotype
prevalence,
also
discussed.
New
guidelines
further
research
necessary
elucidate
long-term
effects
protocols.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(8), P. e0309597 - e0309597
Published: Aug. 29, 2024
Background
Despite
the
availability
of
effective
HPV
vaccines,
their
acceptance
in
Islamic
countries
is
often
influenced
by
religious
beliefs,
practices,
and
misconceptions.
Objective
This
review
aimed
to
identify
current
literature
on
beliefs
any
misconceptions
toward
vaccine
within
Organisation
Cooperation
(OIC)
countries.
Method
Using
key
terms,
a
systematic
search
MEDLINE/PubMed,
Embase,
CINAHL
yielded
23
studies
that
met
inclusion
exclusion
criteria.
The
scope
this
included
all
research
articles
published
English
until
October
31,
2023.
A
form
based
aim
study
was
developed
used
extract
data.
Results
highlights
complexity
relationship
between
uptake.
findings
reveal
significant
objections
among
number
Muslims.
Some
them
believe
vaccines
lead
infertility
sexual
promiscuity,
defy
norms,
are
sneaky
way
inject
good
Muslims
with
haram
ingredients,
an
abandonment
righteous
principles
general.
Conclusions
Vaccine
hesitancy
result
doubts
regarding
vaccine’s
safety,
necessity,
compatibility
beliefs.
It
recommended
encourage
uptake
using
public
health
strategies
adopt
holistic
approach
incorporates
religious,
cultural,
social
aspects.
Thoracic Cancer,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(18), P. 1668 - 1706
Published: May 1, 2023
This
study
aimed
to
describe
the
trends
in
incidence,
mortality,
and
burden
of
tracheal,
bronchial
lung
(TBL)
cancer
Asia
from
2010
through
2019
compare
with
global
other
continental
data.We
collected
TBL
data
Global
Burden
Disease
(GBD)
49
countries
territories
Asia.
For
all
locations,
annual
case
age-standardized
rates
(ASRs)
were
used
investigate
prevalence,
disability-adjusted
life-years
(DALYs)
2019.
The
relative
difference
(%)
between
years
was
show
comparative
variations
ASRs
for
indicators
studied.In
2019,
more
than
55%
cases
deaths
occurred
Asian
countries.
A
total
57%
patients
lived
almost
60%
imposed
on
From
incidences,
deaths,
prevalence
cases,
DALYs
number
increased
over
1.34-,
1.31-,
1.26-fold,
During
this
period,
incidence
rate
(ASIR),
death
(ASDR),
(ASPR),
(DALYs
ASR)
decreased
by
1,
3,
4,
4%,
respectively.
While
at
same
time,
decreasing
trend
these
globally
America
Europe
happened
faster.
In
age-specific
death,
DALY
peaking
65-74,
70-74,
65-69,
65-69
years,
highest
ASIR,
ASDR,
ASR
observed
East
ASPR
high-income
Pacific
Central
experienced
a
ASIR
South
increasing
only
Asia,
among
high
sociodemographic
index
(SDI)
countries,
Brunei
Darussalam
had
Republic
Korea
ASPR.
Among
high-middle
SDIs,
Turkey
Georgia;
middle
China
Armenia;
low-middle
Mongolia
Democratic
People's
ASPR,
cancer.
low
SDI
Pakistan
cancer.Most
occurs
is
slower
regions.
Therefore,
implementation
necessary
measures
order
reduce
process
considered
urgent.
BMC Infectious Diseases,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Jan. 28, 2025
Human
Papillomavirus
(HPV)
is
the
most
common
sexually
transmitted
lower
genital
tract
infection
worldwide
and
main
etiological
factor
of
cervical
cancer
(CC).
Since
2006,
vaccines
have
been
implemented
to
reduce
CC-related
morbidity
mortality.
This
systematic
review
meta-analysis
aimed
evaluate
prevalence
infections
by
non-vaccine
high-risk
HPV
(HR-HPV)
types
in
women
vaccinated
against
16
18.
used
independent
electronic
databases
–
Lilacs,
WHO,
BDENF,
State
Department
Health
SP,
Information
Locator,
IRIS,
Coleciona
Sistema
Único
de
Saúde,
BINACIS,
IBECS,
CUMED
SciELO,
on
July
14,
2023.
Observational
studies
that
evaluated
unvaccinated
HR-HPV
were
included.
Intervention
effects
expressed
as
ratios
(PR).
Forest
plots
visualize
vaccination
effects.
The
study
protocol
was
previously
registered
PROSPERO,
under
code
CRD42023440610.
Of
7,051
studies,
31
met
analysis
criteria.
A
total
59,035
eligible
for
this
review.
results
showed
a
high
types,
regardless
status.
For
31/33/45
(PR
=
0.60
[0.40–0.91]),
HPV31
0.47
[0.31–0.72]),
45
0.38
[0.22–0.69]),
positive
random
effect
found.
women,
31/33/45,
suggesting
cross-protective
these
viral
types.