Re: Emerging Technologies and Cervical Cancer

Emerging technologies and cervical cancer.

Human papillomavirus (HPV) has been demonstrated to be a necessary cause of invasive cervical cancer across epidemiologic and virologic studies worldwide (1). However, the biologic mechanisms for malignant transformation by HPV were well established long before the epidemiologic studies showed any consistency among investigators or across study designs. Once sensitive biologic assays became ava...

emerging and re-emerging zoonoses

Emerging aluminium nitride nanoparticles: chemical synthesis and exploration of their biocompatibility and anticancer activity against cervical cancer cells

Objective(s): Aluminium nitride (AlN) could be used in implantable biomedical sensor devices, for which cytotoxicity analysis is of utmost importance. Materials and Methods: AlN nanoparticles were synthesized using a simple and effective solvothermal method. The X-ray diffraction results revealed the cubic phase of AlN, and the field emission scanning electron microscopy analysis demonstr...

emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases: public health perspective

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A theory-aided dissemination strategy for emerging technologies in cervical cancer screening.

Multidisciplinary research groups involved in the development and evaluation of emerging healthcare technologies can maximize the clinical impact of their findings by adopting theoryguided strategies to support the dissemination and adoption of clinically beneficial advances in medicine. In this overview, we will report on our efforts to apply models of knowledge dissemination to the implementa...