NSW Health strongly recommends you wear a mask
Wearing a mask can help stop the spread of COVID-19
How to Wear a Mask
Wearing a mask can help stop the spread of COVID-19
Breast health and breast screening - PowerPoint
This flipchart has been produced by the Cancer Institute NSW to support those providing information on breast cancer and breast screening to women from different cultural backgrounds; particularly those eligible to participate in the BreastScreen NSW program.
Breast health and breast screening
This flipchart has been produced by the Cancer Institute NSW to support those providing information on breast cancer and breast screening to women from different cultural backgrounds; particularly those eligible to participate in the BreastScreen NSW program.
What is cancer screening?
Cancer screening involves simple tests that look for early signs of cancer, or the conditions that cause cancer. Screening tests can find cancer before you can see or feel any changes to your body. When you find cancer early, it is easier to treat successfully. This fact sheet summerises the three different screening processes for breast- bowel and cervical cancer.
Cervical screening - Video
Cervical Screening Resources in YOUR Language
Let’s talk
Let’s talk about HPV and Cervical Screening
Know Your Health: Cervical Screening Test
Our bodies are made up of millions of cells. New cells grow every day. Sometimes when cells grow differently they can turn into cancer. Cervical cancer is cancer in the cervix. The cervix is inside the body at the top of the vagina.
Self-collection and the cervical screening test
This fact sheet helps healthcare providers to discuss whether self-collection may be an option for participants in the National Cervical Screening Program. It is usually provided during a consultation.
Pap test has changed: more accurate less often
Find out about the cervical screening test used in the National Cervical Screening Program.