+ Follow EDUARDO ABOITIZ CANCER CENTER Tag
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[Summary] => I take my hat off to Executive Judge Meinrado Paredes whose story appeared in a special report by a national daily, yesterday.
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The greater the number of sexual partners a woman has and the greater the number of partners that a woman's partners have had, the greater also are the chances of her acquiring the human papilloma virus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection, which can cause cervical cancer.
Aside from having multiple sex partners, Dr. Evangeline Mercader, a gynecologist-oncologist in Cebu, said that having first sexual intercourse before age 18 also increases the risk of HPV. Immature cells seem to be more susceptible to the pre-cancerous changes that HPV can cause, she said.
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