Cervical cells

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Cervical cells

Images showing normal and abnormal cervical cells

The slide on the left shows normal cervical cells magnified through a microscope. Normal cells are uniform in size and shape. By comparison, the slide on the right shows irregular, abnormal cervical cells — typical of cervical cancer.
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