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Women in Leeds who have received an invitation for their first cervical screening are being urged to book their appointment as soon as possible. Women registered with a GP practice are invited to attend their first cervical screening, also known as a smear test, at the age of 25. Trans
Women in Leeds are being urged not to delay taking part in cervical screening during the coronavirus pandemic through the launch of a new safety video. Cancer Wise Leeds, a programme funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research and delivered in partnership with Leeds Cancer Programme, has produced the Safe Screening for
Women are being urged not to miss out on cancer screening because of Covid-19 during Cervical Screening Awareness Week. Monday 15 – Sunday 21 June 2020 is dedicated to the prevention of cervical cancer and the importance of taking up screening invitations. Led by Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust, the week
Public Health England and healthcare providers in Leeds want to alert the public to a possible scam. Some women are being contacted by text message, claiming to be from Public Health England’s ‘call and recall’ service, advising them that they are overdue for their cervical screening test. The recipient is