Lack of Leadership, and Not Money, Responsible for Slow Progress in Addressing Cervical Cancer in the US

Lack of leadership and organization at state levels are the key reasons for the slow progress in addressing cervical cancer in the US, a new study conducted by researchers at Indiana University reveals. "We focus on cervical cancer because it is likely the 'low-hanging fruit' opportunity to beat a cancer in this generation," said Beth Meyerson, a health policy expert at the IU School of Public Health-Bloomington. "We have the tools of HPV vaccination, screening ...

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