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An article publicised Online First and in the July edition of The Lancet Oncology reports that the compounding of manlike papillomavirus (HPV) investigating with lawful liquid-based genetics (LBC) display does not meliorate the spotting of cervical cancer compared with LBC display alone. In the UK, liquid-based genetics (which is a liquefied modify of the Pap smudge test) has replaced the customary Pap smudge test.

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