University of agribusiness and rural development, UARD Jubilee International Scientific Conference

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The Location of the Cytoplasm in the Prevention of Cervical Cancer
Valentin Irmov, Petar Petrov

Last modified: 2018-02-12

Abstract


A very small proportion of respondents have been doing five or more cytotoxic scans in the last five years, which is the WHO's real recommended behavior. A major factor influencing the incidence of cytotoxic smears according to our study is the social status of the respondents. Another factor influencing the research indicator is the ethnicity of the respondents. Age and education of respondents also influence their attitudes about the frequency of cytotoxic masks. Most of the respondents are of the opinion that they should be cycling on an annual basis.


Keywords


cytoplasm, prevention, education.

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