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Klimek M et al. – A lot of cancers in different localizations appear to overexpress the cyclooxygenase–2, which may have an important role in carcinogenesis. Ongoing clinical trials, clinical studies have shown the positive therapeutic effect of COX–2 inhibitors and may allow to increase understanding of this novel targeted approach for cervical cancer control.

   

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