Local Oncologists Raise Awareness for Cervical Cancer
Summary
Other known risk factors for cervical cancer include: -Smoking -Extended use of birth control pills -Giving birth to three or more children -Multiple sexual partners or sexual activity at a young age -HIV or other immune system disorders -Irregular screening history The best ways for women to reduce their risk of developing cervical cancer is through regular Pap tests and follow-ups with their doctor, should the test come back abnormal.The doctors at WellSpring Oncology have been practicing innovative radiation therapy since the 1970’s and developed the center to ensure patients have access to the latest technology available in the treatment of cancer.WellSpring Oncology’s physicians are all Board Certified in radiation oncology and received their training at the top centers in the country, including MD Anderson, Memorial Sloan Kettering and the University of California, San Francisco.The doctors at WellSpring Oncology have been practicing innovative radiation therapy since the 1970’s and developed the center to ensure patients have access to the latest technology available in the treatment of cancer.WellSpring Oncology’s physicians are all Board Certified in radiation oncology and received their training at the top centers in the country, including MD Anderson, Memorial Sloan Kettering and the University of California, San Francisco.