The analysis also found that the chance of pregnancy was reduced in all age groups, with substantial variations between different cancer diagnoses — notably, reduced pregnancy rates in women with cervical cancer, breast cancer and leukemia. (sciencedaily.com)
It has been suspected for over a hundred years that cervical cancer may have something to do with a sexually transmitted infection because women with cervical cancer often had more sexual partners than other women. (jhsph.edu)
The sugar intake from sugar - sweetened beverages among women with cervical cancer history was much higher (60g / day) compared to other cancer survivors who consumed only around 30 - 40 g / day. (sciencedaily.com)