Advanced Cervical Cancer Raises Lung Metastases Risk
Researchers have found that women with cervical cancer at an advanced stage are at a higher risk of developing metastases in their lungs compared to those with early-stage cervical cancer. The study was conducted and published in the European Menopause Journal (EMJ). The exact mechanism behind this increased risk is still unknown.
Researchers have found that women with cervical cancer at an advanced stage are at a higher risk of developing metastases in their lungs compared to those with early-stage cervical cancer. The study was conducted and published in the European Menopause Journal (EMJ). The exact mechanism behind this increased risk is still unknown.
Curated in the public interest from original reporting.
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