The Cervical Screening Test looks for a common infection that causes almost all cervical cancers (the human papillomavirus or HPV). Book a test when you are due - you should screen every 5 years. You can even do the test yourself with a simple swab at your local health clinic 🩺 | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

12K views · 52 reactions | Cervical screenings save 5,000 lives every year, so it’s important to still attend your cervical screening even if you've had clear results in the past. It could be 5 minutes that saves yours. Help stop cancer before it starts. For more information about cervical screening, visit: nhs.uk/conditions/cervical-screening/ | nhs.uk | Facebook

Received your cervical screening results letter and not sure what your results mean? We’ve got you covered! For more info on cervical screening in Northern Ireland, visit www.pha.site/CervicalScreening1 | Public Health Agency