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Women aged 25 to 65 should prioritize regular cervical screenings— a Pap smear every 3 years or an HPV test with Pap every 5 years—for early detection and prevention of cervical cancer.

Early detection means early action, making timely screenings essential for your well-being.
For the most accurate results, schedule your test 1 week after your period or mid-cycle (days 10-14). A simple test today can protect your health for the future.

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