Conclusions: P27 is related to cervical carcinogenesis and development, it also appears that examining P27 is helpful for diagnosis of cervical carcinomas.

The awareness of early signs and symptoms (such as cervical, breast and oral cancers) in order to facilitate diagnosis and treatment before the disease becomes advanced.

In the UK, 3,000 cases of cervical cancer are diagnosed each year and about 1,000 women die from the disease.