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New Cervical vaccine |
7 Oct 2005 |
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How will new research affect women's lives?
This morning the news has reported a huge breakthrough in preventing cervical cancer through a new vaccine. The disease kills 1300 women a year in this country, three hundred thousand throughout the world .
The drug has been 100% successful in protection against viruses which cause cervical cancer.
Martha discusses the new cervical vaccine with Christina Odone columnist from the Observer and Professor Margaret Stanley, a specialist in cervical cancer at the University of Cambridge.
Cervical cancer jab 'in a year'
NHS Cancer screening programme
Cancer Bacup
Cancer Research
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