1.6K views | Cervical screening is the best way of finding out if you're at risk of cervical cancer. It's Cervical Screening Awareness week 19-24 June. This short video explains what to expect at your appointment. #CervicalScreeningScot | NHS Highland | Facebook

This week is Cervical Screening Awareness Week – so let’s talk screening! In the UK, cervical screening (often called a smear test) is available for most women, some trans men, and non-binary people with a cervix, who are aged 25 to 64. It can prevent cervical cancer by spotting the human papillomavirus (HPV) or changes to the cells in the cervix caused by HPV. Doctors can then monitor or treat these changes so that cancer doesn’t have the chance to develop. Whether it’s your first cervical scre

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