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The Development of Chemotherapy Drugs and Cervical Cancer Screening Strategies

Jose Dorea

Chemotherapy has transformed cancer from a fatal illness that can only be cured with the right approach to a disease that can be treated and even cured in some cases. The reader will learn the fundamentals of the various chemotherapy drugs that are available through this activity; Additionally, it emphasizes the interprofessional team's contribution to the utilization of these agents. As may be obvious, there is impressive conflict overall about cervical disease screening procedures between nations that have comparative populace attributes. The fact that both positive and negative HPV results are frequently misinterpreted or overestimated is the primary issue with HPV testing-based strategies used in cervical cancer screening. A woman who is positive for HPV but negative for cytology should have both tests repeated. In point of fact, patients are more likely to undergo an immediate colposcopic examination far too frequently, which has the effect of increasing patients' anxiety, increasing healthcare costs, and possibly leading to an excessive number of treatments. Through mechanisms like cell cycle and metastasis inhibition, interleaved signaling, and others, cancer is treated with broader drugs. Anti-inflammatory, anti-atherogenic, anti-cancer, and antimicrobial properties of olivoropin, a polyphenol compound found throughout olivine, prevent the beginning of cancer progression. By preventing DNA from being subjected to oxidative stress, this essential function has anti-cyclic effects.