A new study found that women die from cervical cancer at a much higher rate than previously thought. With a 77% higher risk of death among African-American women and 47% higher risk of death for Caucasian women, now is the time to recognize the signs of cervical cancer before it’s too late. Fortunately, 93% of cases of cervical cancer can be prevented by early detection and HPV vaccines. Read the following cervical cancer signs that you should be wary about and when to take a screening and pap smear.
