Table 2 Contents of the cervical cancer education materials for university students
Major items | Moderate items | Small items |
|---|---|---|
What is cervical cancer? | Symptoms | Â |
Causes of cervical cancer | HPV | |
Transmission route (sex) | ||
HPV is transmitted to both men and women | ||
Japanese cancer (statistics of death and morbidity) | Â | |
Early detection of cancer | About HPV vaccine | Column: From university faculty |
Who and how often should I have a cervical cancer screening? | Every woman who is 20Â years old or older. Every 2Â years | |
Cancer screening to save many lives: Cancer screening based on scientific evidence | Cancer screening is for those who are healthy | |
How is cervical cancer screening performed? (from a survivor) | Brush reference diagram | |
When you go for a medical check-up, wear easy-to-wear clothes! | ||
Column: Student screening experience | ||
Column: Gynecologist | ||
Can most cancers be prevented | 12 new ways to prevent cancer | |
What is the prevention of 'cancer'? | Â | |
What if abnormalities are found in the cervical cancer screening? | What if abnormalities are diagnosed as a result of the detailed inspection? | The symptoms and progression |
What is conization? |