Kaiser Permanente Scientists Awarded $32 Million to Improve Cancer Screening
The National Cancer Institute recently awarded funds to 10 research centers and a coordinating center to improve...
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Kaiser Permanente Study Finds a More Effective Way to Test for HPV
A study of more than 850 women demonstrated it is effective to conduct a human papillomavirus test in the same...
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Kaiser Permanente Scientists Awarded $32 Million to Improve Cancer Screening
The National Cancer Institute recently awarded funds to 10 research centers and a coordinating center to improve screening for three cancers. Kaiser Permanente leads two of the awards and co-leads...
Kaiser Permanente Study Finds a More Effective Way to Test for HPV
A study of more than 850 women demonstrated it is effective to conduct a human papillomavirus test in the same preservative fluid as a Pap test. This has the potential to increase efficiency and decrease waste.