“If I had more knowledge on the subject, then I would have got the vaccine without hesitation”
Biba blogs about her experience of finding out she had HPV and cervical cell changes for HPV Awareness Day.
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Lack of awareness around the HPV vaccination programme
This HPV Awareness Day, we wanted to highlight the worrying lack of awareness around the HPV vaccination programme.
What adjustments can you ask for at your cervical screening?
For Cervical Cancer Prevention Week we want to raise awareness of what adaptations women and people with a cervix can ask for during their screening to make the appointment more comfortable.
Scotland racing towards cervical cancer elimination
Our CEO, Athena, blogs about what is needed to reach our goal of eliminating cervical cancer.
Tips for screening survivors of sexual trauma
This guide outlines some simple actions healthcare professionals can take to make cervical screening appointments easier for patients and service-users who are survivors of rape or sexual abuse.
Cervical screening for survivors of sexual trauma
This guide outlines information about attending cervical screening for survivors of rape, sexual abuse or assault, and offers tips to which may help to make you feel more comfortable about your appointment.
HPV
Information you need to know about human papillomavirus (HPV), the common virus which can lead to certain cancers. Download our guide to HPV, which is also available in Easy Read, or find information below.
Piloting HPV self-sampling tests
HPV self-sampling tests in primary care shown to be a game-changer for people who have not attended cervical screening
‘We need to empower people with information’
This week is Cervical Screening Awareness Week and all week long we will be sharing information on cervical screening and tips for making the appointment easier.
Innovative new clinical test uses ‘DNA-methylation’ to pick up more cervical changes
Today positive results of the first large-scale clinical trial with the WID-qCIN test have been published in Nature Medicine.
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