Cervical cancer

Seven questions about cervical cancer, asked in November 2026.

Got the NHS facts right
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Got the NHS facts right
Got the NHS facts right
Got the NHS facts right
Cited NHS or accredited sources
17 of 18 answers with sources
Cited NHS or accredited sources
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Cited NHS or accredited sources

The questions

Question
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My colposcopy results are taking weeks. Does that mean it's cancer?
Several weeks
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The NHS says several weeks, not necessarily serious
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The NHS says several weeks, not necessarily serious
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The NHS says several weeks, not necessarily serious
how often do you get a smear test at 30
Every 5 years
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The NHS says every 5 years, age 25 to 64England
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The NHS says every 5 years, age 25 to 64England
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The NHS says every 5 years, age 25 to 64England
What age are women invited for cervical screening on the NHS?
Cervix, aged 25-64
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The NHS says everyone with a cervix, 25 to 64England
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The NHS says everyone with a cervix, 25 to 64England
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The NHS says everyone with a cervix, 25 to 64England
Can I get cervical cancer if I've had a hysterectomy to remove my womb and cervix?
No
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The NHS says cannot get after total hysterectomy
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The NHS says cannot get after total hysterectomy
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The NHS says cannot get after total hysterectomy
how often do you have cervical screening in England if you are 35
No single NHS line
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how i knew.i had cervical cancer
No single NHS line
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how i knew i had cervical cancer
No single NHS line
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Where the answers came from

Answers, of 18 with sources
NHS websiteNHS16
GOV.UKUK government3 FacebookForum or social media3 MD Anderson Cancer CenterUS hospital3
Greater Manchester CancerNHS3
The Patient StoryUS health website3

Where the answers came from

Answers, of 7 with sources
NHS websiteNHS5
JAMA NetworkUS health website2 FacebookForum or social media2 Macmillan Cancer SupportUK charity2 MD Anderson Cancer CenterUS hospital2
Greater Manchester CancerNHS2

Where the answers came from

Answers, of 6 with sources
NHS websiteNHS6
NHS informNHS1
FacebookForum or social media1
Sharp HealthCareUS hospital1
Cancer Research UKUK charity on the PIF TICK list1 MD Anderson Cancer CenterUS hospital1

Where the answers came from

Answers, of 5 with sources
NHS websiteNHS5
GOV.UKUK government3 UnknownUnknown1
UK charities for cervical cancer Cancer Research UKMacmillan Cancer Support