Pap smear is a screening procedure used to detect pre-cancerous and cancerous processes in the cervix through the collection of cells which are then examined under a microscope.

A pap smear or cervical screening isn’t the most exciting errand, but if you’ve been putting it off you may be in for a "completely different experience" than the last time you were tested.

Pap Test (Pap Smear) This test is for cervical cancer screening. It is recommended that women undertake this every 3 years starting at age 21; co-testing with HPV test every 5 years after age 30.

Times Now Digital spoke to Dr Sucheta Parte, Consultant - Obstetrician and Gynecologist about how important pap smear tests are when it comes to detecting gynecological cancers and improving the ...

Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," argues Kierra Jones, is part of "conservatives’ political crusade to ban abortion and gender-affirming care, and to deprive Americans of their reproductive and ...

After the age of 35, many changes occur in the female body, which can slowly take the form of serious diseases. If regular checkups are done in time, then these problems can be prevented at the ...

Former ESPN legend Dan Patrick accused his former employer of launching a "smear campaign' after he decided to move on from the network following a length career.

Jeanenne Tapia urges women over 60 to prioritize gynecological visits after surviving stage 4 vulvar cancer. Regular screenings could make all the difference.

A top adult content creator says a “creepy” new trend has exploded in the porn industry – one that has left female stars feeling “violated” and “uneasy”.

A top adult content creator says a “creepy” new trend has exploded in the porn industry – one that has left female stars feeling “violated” and “uneasy”.

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett on Monday alleged that the Obama administration knew Hillary Clinton’s campaign plotted to “smear” President Donald Trump for colluding with Russia but ...

A hysterectomy is a surgery that involves removing the uterus. We’ll discuss what happens to the body afterwards.