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Many women’s lives have been saved because the disease has been caught at a pre-cancerous stage as a direct result of cervical smear tests.

Vaccination, alongside regular smear tests, practising safe sex and a healthy lifestyle, can also help to reduce the risk of cervical cancer.

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Many women’s lives have been saved because the disease has been caught at a pre-cancerous stage as a direct result of cervical smear tests. Vaccination, alongside regular smear tests, practising safe sex and a healthy lifestyle, can also help to reduce the risk of cervical cancer.

Many women’s lives have been saved because the disease has been caught at a pre-cancerous stage as a direct result of cervical smear tests.

Vaccination, alongside regular smear tests, practising safe sex and a healthy lifestyle, can also help to reduce the risk of cervical cancer.