‘Easy, private, and game-changing’: Leading healthcare organisations unite for national cervical cancer awareness campaign
Four of the country’s leading health organisations have come together as part of an Australian Government-funded campaign to improve cervical screening rates and eliminate cervical cancer in Australia.
More than 70% of cervical cancers occur in people who have never screened, according to the Australian Government, and Australia is working to become the first country to eliminate cervical cancers by 2035.
Routine screening every five years has been described as “crucial” for early detection and prevention for women and people with a cervix between the ages of 25-74.
