Preventing cervical cancer in the developing world

Article Abstract:

Several countries, including China, Costa Rica and India, have started campaigning to fight cervical cancer by introducing low-cost screening methods such as visual inspection with acetic acid or iodine. The introduction of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine might help prevention campaigns in the developing countries by reducing the spread of the HPV virus.

China, Commodity & service prices, India, Costa Rica, England, Care and treatment, Usage, Prices and rates, Cervical cancer, Cancer, Viral vaccines, Company pricing policy, Cancer screening

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Letting go of the rope -- aggressive treatment, hospice care, and open access

Article Abstract:

A major paradox of hospice care is patients are often compelled to forgo effective palliative therapies along with aggressive medical intervention. Some hospices do offer open-access care, allowing patients to add hospice care to their ongoing medical treatment, but there are high costs involved.

United States, Services information, Evaluation, Services, Palliative treatment, Palliative care, Medical care, Cost of, Health care costs, Hospice care

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