Cervical cancer
Six women in Scotland are diagnosed with cervical cancer every week so having your smear test could save your life – it can stop cancer before it starts.
Two women die every day in the UK from cervical cancer. Even if you expect everything’s fine, go for your cervical screening (smear) test and help stop cervical cancer before it starts.
Laura McAdam, from Ayrshire, was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2016, at the age of 31.
Six women in Scotland are diagnosed with cervical cancer every week so having your smear test could save your life – it can stop cancer before it starts.
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