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England extends HPV-negative women's cervical screening interval to five years to reduce cancer cases.
In England, women aged 25 to 49 who test negative for HPV will now be screened every five years instead of three, as recommended by the UK National Screening Committee based on King's College London research.
This aligns England's screening intervals with Wales and Scotland.
The change aims to reduce cervical cancer cases and deaths, while still ensuring frequent screenings for those testing positive for HPV.
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Inglaterra extiende a cinco años el intervalo de cribado cervical de las mujeres con HPV negativo para reducir los casos de cáncer.