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The
National Screening Programme - Some facts
According
to the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, cervical screening prevents
between 1,100 and 3,900 cases of cervical cancer each year(2).
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Just
under 19,000 women in England and Wales were found to have
the most important type of serious abnormality, usually described
as CIN 3.
This can only be detected by screening and is treated to prevent
invasive cancer developing.
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The UK has the second highest recorded incidence in the European Community.
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