La Salle County Health Department urges females to be screened for cervical cancer
- The La Salle County Health Department is urging female residents to get screened for cervical cancer during Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.
- An estimated 13,820 women in the United States were diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2024, with the most common age at diagnosis being 50 years old.
- The American Cancer Society reports that 60% to 80% of American women with newly diagnosed invasive cervical cancer have not had a Pap smear in the last five years.
- The La Salle County Health Department offers a program that can pay for Pap smear tests for women ages 21 through 64 who have no insurance or high deductibles.
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