Lifestyle 6 - Cervical Cancer Screening - Factsheet (Digital PDF)

A simple test that can help prevent cervical cancer

Regular cervical screening is one of the most effective ways to prevent cervical cancer. Screening can detect Human Papillomavirus (HPV) and identify cell changes before they become cancer, helping people take action early if needed.

This clear, easy-to-understand factsheet explains the National Cervical Screening Program, what screening involves, and the options available, including self-collection. It is designed to reduce uncertainty and help people feel informed and confident about their screening choices.

The resource includes information for people aged 25–74 with a cervix, including women, transgender men and intersex people, who are eligible for routine cervical screening. Ideal for waiting rooms, community health settings, and health promotion activities.

Readers will Discover:

• What HPV is and how it affects cervical health
• Why cervical screening is still important even after receiving the HPV vaccine
• What signs and symptoms should not be ignored
• How self-collection for cervical screening works and who is eligible

This Brochure is Perfect For:

• GP Clinics and Health Services
• Workplaces and Offices
• Educational institutions
• Community Centers and outreach programs
• Women's Health Clinics and Sexual Health Services
• Gyms, Sport Clubs and outdoor recreational activities
• Events and Expos
• Local Government, Libraries and Councils
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Services
• Rural and Remote health services
• Pharmacies and Allied Health Clinics
• Aged Care Facilities and Retirement Villages.
• Cancer Support Groups and Community Organisations
• Youth services and organisations
  

Download this factsheet today.