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Attend a cervical screening exam with Lauren. Cervical screening is not a test for cancer, but it helps prevent cervical cancer by checking for a virus called high-risk Human Papillomavirus (HPV). Protect yourself — attend your screening when invited. #HPVAwarenessDay 🎥 @cr_uk

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Theresa Robinson2 years ago

@CR_UK I did 1 month ago. Also had a biopsy done 2 done and the results were not good but I still have more test to get done. Ive also been battling with my Cancer for 6 months..also just loss my Dad to Prostate Cancer 💔😥😢😪 .

Cancer Research UK2 years ago

We’re sorry to hear this Theresa, we’re wishing you all the best. If you need them, you can access our support and information services here: ❤

Dreamor A2 years ago

@CR_UK In 2024, this sort of education is still required? Like teaching people that antibiotics don't kill a virus.

Claire Simmons ⚓️🎠🍫📯🧩🛼🍬🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿2 years ago

@CR_UK It used to be a test for cancer or pre-cancerous cells. What about the 5.5-11% of cervical cancers that are HPV-negative? What about those women's lives? You're not bothering with them anymore?

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