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Screening changes for cervical cancer coming into effect next month

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Women who don't come forward for cervical cancer screening will be offered home-testing kits as part of the government's new 10-year health plan. The Department of Health and Social Care has said the initiative aims to "revolutionise" cervical cancer prevention rates by helping overcome barriers that prevent some women from having potentially life-saving screenings.

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The receipt of a sample collection kit by mail helped people who were lagging behind in cervical cancer screening participate in this regular check-up. A clinical trial evaluated whether sending kits to collect a sample from the vagina at home could increase the rate [...]

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Bristol Post broke the news in Bristol, United Kingdom on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
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