Human papillomavirus (HPV) 🧫 is the leading cause of cervical cancer. Even if you’ve had the HPV vaccine, you still need to do your cervical screening every 5 years. To check if you're due for a Cervical Screening Test, contact your healthcare provider 👨‍⚕️ If you’re due, make sure to book your test today. If you don’t have a preferred healthcare provider, www.healthdirect.gov.au can help you find a provider to book your test with. More information is available at 💻 www.health.gov.au/ncsp | A

16K views · 33 reactions | 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 喙 | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing | Facebook

To make your cervical screening more comfortable, there are plenty of positions you can lie in. Our NHS nurse Louise will take you through some examples but ask the nurse at your appointment for guidance. For more tips on making your cervical screening more comfortable, visit our website: nhs.uk/conditions/cervical-screening/what-happens-at-your-appointment/ | nhs.uk

Three reports have been published today into a review of cervical cancer screening within the Southern Health Trust. It's led to calls for a public inquiry after around 17,500 women were told their smear test results would be rechecked. Here's our Health Reporter Aileen Moynagh | BBC Newsline

7.9K views · 41 reactions | Two women die every day of cervical cancer, so just because you've had clear cervical screening results in the past, it's still important to go when invited. For more about cervical screening, visit nhs.uk/cervicalscreening | 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