Test results from self-collected vaginal swab kits sent to women at home can help identify virtually everyone with high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) oncogenic types, thus helping bolster cervical cancer screening rates in women overdue for screening, an observational “proof-in-principle” study suggests.
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Caregivers do a lot for their loved ones. But they aren’t invincible. Finding your own ways to show care for your caregiver can strengthen your relationship and improve both of your lives.
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Colorado Gynecologic Oncology Specialists wants to wish everyone a wonderful Thanksgiving. Our office will be closed Thursday, November 22nd in observance of the holiday. Back to regular hours on Friday, November 23rd.
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The Colorado Center for Gynecologic Oncology is excited to share our November Newsletter providing patients with new information, upcoming events and inspiring stories.
Surviving the holidays takes on a whole new meaning when you’ve been diagnosed with cancer. Sure, you’re happy to be alive, but how are you supposed to bake cookies when you can’t stand the sight of food? Attend the annual holiday party when you’re wrung out from radiation? Go shopping or wrap presents when your hands and feet don’t work because of chemo-induced nerve damage?
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