Cervical Screening

A few minutes that can save your life.

Cervical cancer can almost always be avoided with screening and vaccination. In fact, 90% of cervical cancer can be prevented with regular Pap tests and following up on any abnormal results.

Update: May 16, 2025: Delivery of FIT and Cervix Self-Screening kits and result letters will be interrupted by the upcoming Canada Post disruption. Please follow-up with your healthcare provider if you have questions regarding a recent test.

Cervical Cancer
 
What is cervical cancer? What is the human papillomavirus (HPV)? Risk factors (things that increase your risk) Reduce your risk of HPV (things you can change) What is the HPV vaccine? Signs and symptoms

Get Screened
 
Why get screened? Who should get screened? What is a Pap test? What to expect with a Pap test Benefits and risks of a Pap test Where to get screened Cervix Self-Screening Pilot Project Cervical cancer screening for the 2SLGBTQI+ community Cervical Cancer Screening for First Nations People

Results and Next Steps
 
Getting your Pap test results Normal results Unsatisfactory results Abnormal results Further testing

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