Cervical screening can be performed at any time, including during pregnancy. Regular cervical screening is the best way to protect yourself against cervical cancer.

Pap smear tests are currently used in Australia as a screening test for cervical cancer. A Pap smear test can detect changes in the cells of the cervix that may develop into cancer.

All you need to know about cervical screening tests and how they differ from pap smears. Learn why and when you should have one and how they work.

Cervical Screening (formerly Pap Smear or Pap Test) is a 5-yearly test for those between the ages of 25 – 74 years, to check cervical health. Book an appointmen

The Pap test (sometimes called the Pap smear) has changed to the cervical screening test. Find out about how the changes impact you here

A cytologist answers questions about cervical cancer screening and why you should get up to date

Find out how cervical screening tests are performed and what happens when a cervical screening test is positive for HPV

The people who perform your tests told us their messages to women about cervical screening, cancer and why vaccinated and young women still need the test

Samantha survived a rare but aggressive form of cervical cancer that her doctor said was highly likely caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). She urges all parents to sign the consent form so their child can be protected against HPV related disease as part of the school based immunisation program.

An internal view shows that the breast is made up of fat, nipple, glands and a network of ducts.