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According to the World Health Organization, cervical cancer, which is preventable through regular screenings, is still responsible for approximately 275,000 deaths every year.

Despite the fact that cervical cancer screenings save lives, one in 10 women report not getting their PAP test in the last five years due to limited access to care, no insurance, lack of awareness, or simply not having a health care provider.

One solution to these barriers could be the latest innovation in home diagnostics called SelfPap™, which enables women to take control of their health screenings in the comfort of their own homes.

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