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How to advise women about the new cervical screening test

Hundreds more lives in the UK could be saved with the introduction of a more sensitive cervical screening test, which can spot infections earlier
Posted 03 February 2020 - 11:00
Picture shows computer artwork of human papilloma virus particles in the bloodstream. A more sensitive cervical screening test rolled out across the UK means infections will be spotted earlier
 
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