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MONTH DD, YEAR FIRSTNAME M. LASTNAME STREET NAME CITY, ALBERTA T1T1Y1 DEAR FIRSTNAME LASTNAME: Thank you for completing a fecal immunochemical test (FIT) - a screening test for colorectal cancer. FIT checks your stool (poop) for traces of blood that you can’t see. Your FIT result was abnormal. An abnormal…
ACCSP-Info-Sheet-HPV-Testing-Information-for-Women-Having-Pap-Tests-Nov-2011
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HPV Reflex Testing Information for women1 having Pap tests About Pap tests Pap tests check for changes in the cells of your cervix. These changes are important when they are the kind that could turn into cervical cancer over time. Women with these cell changes are followed and treated if needed…
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Your health and wellness matter. Finding cancer early can save your life. Cervical Cancer Screening for the 2SLGBTQI+ Community Primary Care Alberta Screening Programs welcomes people of every sex, gender identity and sexual orientation to screen for cancer. Before getting screened, it’s recommended to speak with your healthcare provider about…
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SCP006A_LGBTQ2S_CS_1Pager_Cervical
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Your health and wellness matter. Finding cancer early can save your life. Cervical Cancer Screening for the 2SLGBTQI+ Community Primary Care Alberta Screening Programs welcomes people of every sex, gender identity and sexual orientation to screen for cancer. Before getting screened, it’s recommended to speak with your healthcare provider about…
Cervical Awareness
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Cervical screening test Understanding your results This resource provides you with information to help you better understand your cervical screening test results. Your healthcare provider will discuss your results and next steps with you. See your healthcare provider right away if you notice symptoms, such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, pain…
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Cervical screening test Understanding the test Nearly all cervical cancers are caused by HPV. The good news is cervical cancer is almost entirely preventable with regular screening. What is human papillomavirus (HPV)? HPV is a common virus that spreads through sexual contact. This includes intimate touching, oral, vaginal and anal…