News

A recent study carried out by CervicalCheck – The National Cervical Screening Programme to evaluate levels of satisfaction among women participating in the programme, has found a high level of satisfaction among women overall.1

CervicalCheck publishes Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Cervical Screening, second edition

On World Cancer Day, women aged 25-60 encouraged to find out when their next free CervicalCheck smear test is due.

European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (19 to 25 January 2014)

Women aged 25-60 are encouraged to find out when their next smear test is due by simply entering their details at: www.cervicalcheck.ie

Cervical cancer can be prevented. Despite this, 30 per cent of women aged 25-60 have still not availed of their free smear test.

The Marie Keating Foundation launched its annual awareness campaign this year by hosting a cervical cancer information morning.

Monday 4 February is World Cancer Day. The aim of the day is to increase awareness and education about cancer worldwide.

European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week

2 November 2012 - The National Cancer Screening Service (NCSS) won this year’s Irish Healthcare Award in the Best Education Project – General practice and pharmacy category.