Abstract
This narrative review addresses cervical cancer prevention and screening strategies, including vaccination against the human papillomavirus (HPV) and periodic Pap smears and DNA testing for HPV. Vaccination against HPV has been shown to be effective in preventing infections with viral types related to cervical cancer. Furthermore, regular Pap smears and HPV testing in women have been shown to be crucial in the early detection of precancer and cervical cancer. It is recommended to vaccinate young people before starting sexual activity and regular screening in women after a certain age or beginning of sexual activity. The combined use of these strategies is essential to reduce the incidence and mortality from cervical cancer. It is essential to promote awareness and access to these health interventions to achieve better prevention and control of cervical cancer.
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