Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women worldwide,and several screen-ing methods are currently available,with DNA testing for human papillomavirus(HPV)considered to be the most effective technique compared to other screening methods.However,due to the lack of organized screen-ing programs and facilities in developing countries,effective screening of cervical cancer is difficult to imple-ment,thereby delaying disease prediction and contributing to the high incidence of cervical cancer.In order to improve cervical cancer screening coverage in women,a simple,time-saving and non-invasive screening method is needed.At present,more and more evidence supports the validity and practicability of self-sampling as an al-ternative method for primary HPV screening.In this paper,we reviewed the application progress of HPV self-sampling in cervical cancer screening from three aspects:vaginal self-collection,initial urine sample self-collec-tion and menstrual blood sample self-collection.

Professor Liu Guangxian used traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) for the treatment of patient with cholangiocarcinoma after surgery achieved unique effect. On the one hand, the classical prescriptions Yinchenhao decoction and Xiaoshi Fanshi powder combined with processed pangolin scales and cremastrae pseudobulbus were used to promote diuresis and clear jaundice, eliminate phlegm and resolve static blood, and soften hard mass and remove stagnation, in order to eliminate the pathogens; on the other hand, Sijunzi decoction was used as the main prescription to invigorate the spleen and benefit qi to strengthen vital qi, in order to protect the spleen and stomach and strengthen the body resistance. After more than 3 months of treatment for a patient with cholangiocarcinoma, the patient had significant improvement in symptoms, signs, imaging findings, and laboratory results.