Sentence examples for smear tests from inspiring English sources

Refusing women smear tests is infuriatingly counterintuitive.

One article read: "Urgh smear tests.

Smear tests are unpleasant, full stop.

In England, all women aged between 25 and 49 are offered smear tests by their GPs.

I'm not going to pretend I look forward to my smear tests.

Smear tests are grim, there's no getting around it, but there surely are ways of making them less traumatic.

One is from a reader: "The feature you ran on smear tests two years ago saved my life".

Sadly, the magazine pays 10 times more attention to nail masques than to life-saving smear tests.

The Ministry of Health recently launched a programme to prevent and control cervical cancer, encouraging women to undergo smear tests.

Cervical-cancer smear tests aside, however, such electronic intrusions into the pathology laboratory are limited.

Women over 25 are invited for smear tests and girls under 18 are offered a vaccination against the HPV virus, a major cause of cervical cancer.