NHS urge Women to take this life-saving screening

Women are being urged to accept NHS cervical screening invites after new figures show three in ten of those eligible for screening do not take up the potentially life-saving offer.
The NHS invites women for screening every three to five years depending on their age, or more frequently if the high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) is detected, with the programme saving thousands of lives annually.
NHS urges Women to take up cervical screening invitations
New figures reveal that three out of ten women eligible for cervical screening in England are not taking up the potentially life-saving offer. watnews.uk/nhs...

[@chloen.7667]

This video is sooo bad in many ways. It opens with a group of men sitting round a table, who wants their screening sample take by a man??? The narration is by a souless AI generated voice and is off putting. Half way through a woman is shown having a mammogram, how does a mammogram prevent cervical cancer??? Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear...

[@WatfordLondon]

We had limited content but screening is screening relating to cancer, even though it might not be down in those regions.