Cervical screening: how it's done | NHS
This video shows someone having cervical screening. It shows an illustrated view of the inside of the body and explains what happens during the test.Find out more
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This video shows someone having cervical screening. It shows an illustrated view of the inside of the body and explains what happens during the test.Find out more
This video explains how to check your breasts or chest. It’s important to check your breasts or chest regularly (around once a month) for symptoms of breast cancer or other conditions. Checking your breasts or chest regularly helps you learn what looks and feels normal for you. This makes it easier to notice any changes that could be a sign of a condition such as breast cancer.Find out more
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NHS breast screening uses X-rays, called mammograms, to look for cancers that are too small to see or feel.Anyone registered with a GP as female will be invi...Find out more