Most women diagnosed with cervical cancer haven't had regular Pap tests - also known as Pap smears.

Pap tests. A little awkward for a lot of peace of mind.

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Our campaign encourages all women aged 18-70 who have ever been sexually active to have a Pap test every 2 years, even after the cervical cancer vaccine.

PapScreen enters new partnership to support women who are victim/survivors of sexual assault
PapScreen has joined forces with Victorian Centres Against Sexual Assault on a new education initiative for nurse Pap test providers and sexual assault counsellors.

Clinic Extension Grant recipients
Resources for all Clinic Extension Grant recipients are now available to download. Adverts with clinic's contact details will be emailed to each recipient separately.

Update your contact details
When you are overdue for a Pap test, the Pap test Registry will send you a reminder letter. To update your contact details, visit the Registry website or call 03 9250 0399.

From May 2011 overdue women may receive a second and final reminder letter from the Registry. Read more here.

Pap test nurses: video presentations from 2010 Melbourne CPD workshop. View online

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