The health test most women postpone until life forces them to take it
Cervical cancer screening is significantly postponed by Indian women despite being largely preventable. The cancer, which develops slowly and often lacks early symptoms, claims thousands of lives annually. Regular screening, recommended every 3-5 years, can detect precancerous changes, preventing invasive cancer and its demanding treatments.
Cervical cancer screening is significantly postponed by Indian women despite being largely preventable. The cancer, which develops slowly and often lacks early symptoms, claims thousands of lives annually. Regular screening, recommended every 3-5 years, can detect precancerous changes, preventing invasive cancer and its demanding treatments.
