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20/01/23

Self-collection now an option for your cervical screening test

Are you due for your Cervical Screening Test (CST), previously known as a PAP test?
Your CST is due every 5 years for eligible people aged between 25 to 74 years of age. Regular cervical screening is your best protection against cervical cancer.

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28/11/17

The Pap Test has changed – what you need to know

From 1 December 2017, a new Cervical Screening Test, which aims to detect the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is replacing the Pap test (or Pap smear) for women aged 25–74.  This program is changing based on the latest available evidence on the development and prevention of cervical cancer. Women who have been vaccinated against HPV still need to have regular cervical screening, as the vaccine does not protect again all types of HPV.
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05/09/16

First anniversary thank you to QSMC Tuross Patients

Queen Street Medical Centre’s Tuross practice scores 98% approval from patients. Drs Walgamage and Roberts Thomson join the Tuross team.
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