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Researchers link cervical cancer to class and sexual factors
WNS reports Dr. Albert Singer and Dr. Bevan Reid tie cervical cancer risk to socioeconomic class, early sexual activity, and multiple partners. Studies suggest sperm components may influence cancer development, with theories on cystine rich histone and male contribution to cervical and prostatic cancers. Johns Hopkins data on husbands of affected women bolster male involvement.
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Bevan Reid
University of Sydney
Australia
Cr Vation Medical Tribune
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
Baltimore
Irving Kessler