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Help Improve HPV Primary Screening Communication in Alberta Healthcare Providers are Invited to Share their Expertise Background In November 2025, Alberta began transitioning from Pap testing to HPV primary screening as the new standard for cervical cancer screening. This change improves early detection and supports future innovations like self-sampling. The…

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INSIGHT-SCREEN: INforming cancer Screening Improvement through engagement with General population, Healthcare providers, and partners, Together Healthcare Providers: Help Strengthen Cancer Screening in Alberta Background Cancer screening rates in Alberta remain below Alberta and Canada targets: • Breast: 62.9% • Cervical: 62.4% • Colorectal (CRC): 43.1% Cancer Prevention and Screening Innovation…

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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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Updated June 11, 2026 Screen Test Mobile Schedule Screen Test is a service of the Public Health, CDC and Screening Programs of Primary Care Alberta providing screening mammograms to the women of Alberta. Screen Test operates two mobile digital mammography units, with one operating in central and southern Alberta and…

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Updated March 4, 2026 Screen Test Mobile Schedule Screen Test is a service of the Public Health, CDC and Screening Programs of Primary Care Alberta providing screening mammograms to the women of Alberta. Screen Test operates two mobile digital mammography units, with one operating in central and southern Alberta and…

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Your health and wellness matter. Finding cancer early can save your life. 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 your…

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What happens after colposcopy? If low-grade cell changes are found, you will need to be followed closely. To make sure the cells return to normal, your healthcare provider will tell you whether you need to have: • a repeat Pap test, OR • another colposcopy procedure If high-grade cell changes…