Pap Tests
The Pap test is a simple procedure which checks the cells in the cervix . It is a screening test which is used to detect changes to cells in the cervix which is an important way to prevent most cases of cervical cancer.
Cervical cancer vaccine no replacement for Pap tests
http://www.cancervic.org.au/cancer1/whatsnew/mediareleases/2005/20050316.htmMedia release about the latest progress of a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer and why women still need to have Pap tests.
| Organisation: | Cancer Council Victoria |
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Cervical screening: Women's health information package
http://www.whv.org.au/packages/cervical_screening.htmThis information package provides details of resources on Pap tests (procedure and results), guidelines and research.
| Women Centred: | Yes |
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| Organisation: | Women's Health Victoria |
PapScreen Victoria - pap tests after hysterectomy fact sheet
http://www.papscreen.org.au/browse.asp?ContainerID=b1This fact sheet discusses the ongoing need for Pap smears throughout a woman's life, including post hysterectomy.
| Women Centred: | Yes |
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| Organisation: | PapScreen Vic |
Papscreen Victoria website
http://www.papscreen.org.au/This website provides practical information about the procedure and where to find your local Pap test provider as well as a range of related fact sheets.
| Women Centred: | Yes |
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| Organisation: | PapScreen Vic |