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HPV and Cervical Cancer Screening - Current Evidence and Clinical Implications

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Mittwoch, 28. Oktober 2026, 08:00 - 09:00

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HPV and Cervical Cancer Screening

Cervical cancer screening is undergoing a fundamental transformation. While cytology has played a key role in prevention for decades, HPV-based approaches are increasingly shaping modern screening strategies. For physicians, this raises important questions: Which methods offer the greatest clinical benefit? What are the limitations of current approaches? And how should new evidence be translated into everyday practice?


In this WebUp, Dr. Claudia Foltys will provide a concise and clinically relevant overview of the evolving landscape of cervical cancer prevention. From the achievements and limitations of cytology to HPV-based screening, international strategies and the changing role of colposcopy, the session will highlight current evidence, practical implications and future perspectives.


Free booking is required to attend this WebUp!

Programm

28. Oktober
28. Oktober 2026
08:00Welcome & Objectives
08:05
Why Cervical Cancer Screening Continues to Evolve
08:10
Cytology – Achievements and Limitations
08:15
HPV: The Foundation of Modern Cervical Cancer Prevention
08:20
Current Screening Strategies: An International Perspective
08:30
The Role of Colposcopy in Modern Prevention
08:40
Looking Ahead
08:50
Q&A and Discussion
09:00End of Program & Feedback

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Dr. med. Claudia Foltys

gyn-zentrum Haldenstrasse/Luzern

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sonstige interessierte medizinische FachpersonenAssistenzärzt:innenFachärzt:innen der Diabetologie und EndokrinologieFachärzt:innen der Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von
MSD Merck Sharp & Dohme AGRoche Pharma (Schweiz) AG

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