Blood testing serves as a valuable tool for healthcare providers in diagnosing and managing cancer. Common
examples are: The Complete Blood Count and Tumor Markers. The results from these tests can offer crucial
insights into overall health, organ function, and the possibility of disease.

The persistence of the infection caused by one or several of the so called high risk Human Papillomavirus (HPVHR),namely the HPV: 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, 66 and 68), associated with behavioral or host related cofactors, is necessary for CC to develop.

Most HIV tests use a blood sample, either from a blood draw or a finger prick, but some use oral fluid or urine. Tests that use blood are even more accurate than other tests. Some test results are ready within 20 minutes, but others take a few days, depending on the type of test.