🎗️ Pap Smear Test Explained | Early Cervical Cancer Screening That Saves Lives 💡 What if preventing cervical cancer was as simple as a 5-minute, painless test—yet most women wait until symptoms appear? In this powerful, awareness-driven video, our gynaecologist breaks a dangerous myth.: you don’t need symptoms to screen for cervical cancer. Through a real patient experience and expert explanation, this video clearly explains the Pap Smear test, HPV test, and co-testing, and how early screening

8.7K views · 42 reactions | Belfast Trust lead nurse colposcopist Gwen Thompson explained what happens during a cervical screening test and why it's vital for preventing cancer. The five-minute examination uses a speculum and soft brush to sample cells from the cervix for HPV testing, with 70% of cervical cancer prevented by regular screening. | Irish News | Facebook

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