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Almost half of women incorrectly believe that smear tests can detect ovarian cancer, a charity has warned. Target Ovarian Cancer said that a poll o...
Women who were sexually abused in childhood are less likely to attend cervical cancer screenings than other women, research suggests. The National ...
About 1,000 women have been called back to a North East surgery to have repeat smear tests amid concerns that tests taken over the past 24 years were ...
Women who go for regular smear tests are much more likely to survive cervical cancer than those who fail to attend appointments, new research has foun...
