This fact sheet from the CDC explains how HPV serves as an early cervical cancer symptom. Also describes how the virus is transmitted and treated.

Everything you've ever wanted to know about the Pap smear, a valuable life-saving test that detects cervical cancer symptoms.

Many parents struggle with the recommendation to have their daughters vaccinated against HPV. Learn more about preventing cancer and catching early cervical cancer symptoms.

A DNA-based test can be used with the Pap test to look for high-risk types of HPV. Together they are powerful tools for detecting possible cervical cancer symptoms.

A brief quiz based on information from the ACS is designed to improve awareness of cervical cancer symptoms and prevention.

Catching early cervical cancer symptoms is critical to treatment. New screening recommendations are based on a woman's age and previous test results.

In this panel discussion at UCSF experts discuss the controversy surrounding the HPV vaccine and hopes for raising awareness of cervical cancer symptoms and prevention.

Describes the anatomy and function of the cervix. Also in-depth information on cervical cancer, human papillomavirus (HPV) as a possible cervical cancer symptom and treatments.

This grassroots organization provides a wealth of information for patients and survivors, including ways to become involved with advocacy.

Explains the high and low risk categories and how screening through the Pap smear identifies cervical cancer symptoms.

Excellent illustrations detail the different methods of investigating early cervical cancer symptoms. Describes the Pap test, HPV DNA test and cone biopsy.

Cervical cancer symptoms may be absent or mild. This short list emphasizes some of the early signs and encourages regular Pap testing.

Explains what to expect during a regular pelvic exam and how the Pap test screens for early cervical cancer symptoms.