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

🤔 Did you know over 70% of cervical cancer is found in women and people with a cervix who have never screened before or are well-overdue for a test? This new year, if you’re due, make cervical screening one of your New Year resolutions 📝 You can choose how your Cervical Screening Test is done – speak to your doctor about an option that’s best for you 👨‍⚕️ It’s your Cervical Screening Test. Own It. For more information, visit 🖥️ www.ownit.org.au | Australian Government Department of Health, D

3.4K views | In 2019, Jenni had a routine cervical screening test, and was diagnosed with stage 1 cervical cancer. Her story is an important reminder to stay up to date with your Cervical Screening Tests. All women over the age of 25 in Australia should have already had their first Cervical Screening Test. If you are unsure about whether you have had the Cervical Screening Test or not, you should speak to your doctor. | Cancer Council Australia | Facebook