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The 14 pages that link to Cervical cancer, each with the reason it gives.

• Sexually transmitted infectionRelated: Persistent HPV infection links a common sexually transmitted virus to a preventable cancer.

• Human papillomavirusBroader topic: It is the best-known cancer consequence of persistent HPV.

• CervixBroader topic: It is the most serious disease arising directly in cervical tissue.

• BrachytherapyRelated: Brachytherapy is a standard component of radiation treatment for many cervical cancers.

• Endometrial cancerCompared with: Its site of origin, screening methods, and treatment differ from endometrial cancer.

• Squamous cell carcinomaBroader topic: Squamous cell carcinoma is a major histological type of cervical cancer.

• Henrietta LacksNarrower topic: Lacks was treated for cervical cancer, and her tumor supplied the cells.

• Female reproductive systemRelated: Cervical screening and HPV vaccination address a preventable disease of one system organ.

• Genital wartsCompared with: Genital warts are benign growths and do not themselves develop into cervical cancer.

• Human papillomavirus infectionBroader topic: It is a specific cancer outcome, not the infection itself.

• HPV vaccineRelated: Preventing high-risk HPV infection can avert most cervical cancers.

• Pap testBroader topic: Detecting cervical cancer or its precursors before symptoms is the test's central purpose.

• Harald zur HausenBroader topic: This was the disease whose viral cause zur Hausen’s research established.

• GynaecologyBroader topic: Prevention and treatment show how screening and vaccination can alter disease burden.