The New Pap
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You stayed home to protect your health, but now it’s time to get back out there: If you missed your doctor’s appointment during the pandemic, make the most of it now by asking for The New Pap (i.e. an HPV DNA test). See what makes it ~new~ at thenewpap.ca.

Most Canadian provinces suggest that people aged 2570 with a uterus get a Pap test every 3 years, unless they have had an abnormal test result in the past. Since almost every case of cervical cancer is caused by HPV (human papillomavirus), maybe next time you go in you should ask your doctor if an HPV DNA test is right for you. Learn about the differences between the Pap and the HPV DNA test at www.thenewpap.ca.

The HPV DNA test (the New Pap) uses modern lab technology to detect the DNA of high-risk types of HPV in cervical cells. The results can help you determine your risk factor for developing cervical cancer in the future. To learn more about the HPV DNA test, visit www.thenewpap.ca.

You read that correctly. HPV (human papillomavirus) is VERY common. It also often has no symptoms, which means you or your partner could be transmitting it without knowing it. Learn more about HPV at www.thenewpap.ca

January is cervical health awareness month, which makes it a really good time to learn more about HPV (human papillomavirus). For starters: HPV causes ALMOST ALL cases of cervical cancer. Learn more at www.thenewpap.ca