A groundbreaking study has revealed a promising new treatment approach for cervical cancer, potentially reducing mortality rates by 40%. The research, conducted over a decade with 500 participants, introduces a novel regimen that combines a short course of chemotherapy with traditional chemoradiation therapy. Results show that after five years, 80% of patients who received this new treatment were still alive, with 72% of survivors remaining cancer-free. Dr. Mary McCormack, the lead investigator, emphasizes the significance of this advancement, noting it as the most substantial improvement in cervical cancer survival rates since 1999. Importantly, this innovative approach utilizes existing, affordable drugs that are already approved for patient use, making it a feasible and accessible option for healthcare providers worldwide.
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New Cervical Cancer Treatment Reduces Risk of Death by 40%
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