Fewer young women going for regular pap smears
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Fewer young women going for regular pap smears
According to new research findings, the number of young women going for a regular Pap smear test is dwindling. This test is a simple procedure that looks at the cervical cells and can detect cervical cancer early on. In 2001-02, 67% Australian women aged 20-69 went for a Pap smear, a number that went down to 60% in 2008-09. These are the lowest rates in the decade.
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Tags: HPV, Cancer, Cervical Cancer, Cervical Cancer Prevention, Pap Test, Women's Health
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