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Did you know ? Women avoiding cervical cancer test due to body shame
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One in three young women aged 25-29 years avoid or delay getting screened for cervical cancer because they are embarrassed about their private or pubic areas, revealed a recent survey conducted by a British charity. According to the WHO, Cervical cancer is the fourth leading cause of deaths from cancer in Women Worldwide.
One in three young women aged 25-29 years avoid or delay getting screened for cervical cancer because they are embarrassed about their private or pubic areas, revealed a recent survey conducted by a British charity. According to the WHO, Cervical cancer is the fourth leading cause of deaths from cancer in Women Worldwide.
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