During the past four decades, incidence and mortality have declined significantly, primarily because of the utilization of the Papanicolaou (Pap) test to detect cervical abnormalities. Evidence-based research led to clinical practice guidelines established by the ACS and ACOG in 2003 for screening of ...
The upper age limit for discontinuing cervical screening remains the same in the revised ACOG\"s guidelines, which recommend stopping cervical cancer screening at age 65 or 70 years for women who have at least 3 consecutive negative cytology results and no abnormal test results in the previous 10...
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also supported the new reduced screening guidelines."Our country's leading scientists are supportive of the types of efforts ACOG put together," said Alan Kaye, chairman of the cancer coalition's board of directors. "It has nothing to do with health care rationing. If it did, we'd be the...
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