Defend Your Access to the Pap and HPV Co-Test
It could be a matter of life or death.
Add your name in support of Pap and HPV co-testing:
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Every hour, someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with cervical cancer.1
The most successful method for early detection is the Pap and HPV Co-test, which has caught thousands of cancers in their early stages, including irregularities that were missed by the HPV test alone.
But new regulations could end universal access to the Pap test and put countless lives at risk.
Add your name to support universal access to the Pap and HPV Co-test, which has the best possible chance of catching cervical cancer early.
Fact
1 in 5 cervical cancer cases are missed due to incomplete testing.
When you choose 2 tests, you choose not to be that 1.
Fact
The Pap and HPV Co-test has the best chance of catching cervical cancer early, including:
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of cervical cancers
0.00%
of cervical pre-cancers
0.00%
of cancers missed by the HPV test alone
Combining the Pap and HPV tests offers women
the comprehensive testing they need.
Fact
Cervical cancer used to be the number one killer of women. The Pap changed that.
#15
Cervical cancer was once the number one killer of women, but since the introduction of the Pap test, that has dropped to fifteen.
We shouldn’t walk back the progress that we’ve made. Women’s lives depend on it. Sign our petition to protect your right to the Pap and HPV Co-test.