FDA approves first self-test for cervical cancer
The FDA says self-collected vaginal samples can now be screened at doctor’s office or urgent care facilities.
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May 17, 2024, 10:02 AM
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Updated 70 days ago
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2ds agoHealth officials say women have a new way to check for cervical cancer.
The traditional pelvic exam uses a speculum which some find uncomfortable.
The FDA says self-collected vaginal samples can now be screened at doctor’s office or urgent care facilities.
The majority of cervical cancers develop from HPV and regular screenings can help identify risks for women.
