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Ontario shifts from Pap to HPV test for cervical cancer screening, but no at-home kits yetOntario will replace its main method of cervical cancer screening next week to a more accurate and less frequent test, but the dreaded speculum exam is not in the rear-view yet.HealthFeb 25, 2025
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Vancouver Island nurses to offer HPV vaccine to high school seniorsThey will be offering the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine that helps protect against types of the virus that can cause cancers of the cervix, anus, mouth, penis and more.HealthJan 17, 2025
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B.C. extends free HPV vaccines to men born in 2005The province says it will send out notices on Tuesday from its "Get Vaccinated" system to about 23,000 men born from January to June 2005.HealthJan 15, 2024
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At-home HPV tests now available across Canada. What to knowThe self-testing kit by Switch Health can be bought online and is available across Canada except for the northern territories and Prince Edward Island.HealthSep 26, 2023
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Can HPV self-tests improve cervical cancer screening? What doctors sayThe World Health Organization has said it’s the primary cause of cervical cancer, especially if an infection persists, though most do resolve on their own without symptoms.CanadaSep 25, 2023
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Cervical cancer screening for Canadians is changing. Where provinces standThe HPV test has some advantages over the Pap test, which is why provinces and territories are transitioning to use as the primary form of cervical cancer screening.HealthJul 10, 2023
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Cervical cancer rates in Canada and U.S. are dropping. Experts think they know whyA significant drop in the number of Americans with cervical cancer in the U.S. highlights the effectiveness of the HPV vaccine - a success story also playing out in Canada.HealthJan 16, 2023
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HPV is more common than you think. Here’s how it impacts your health and sex lifeThere’s still a good deal of stigma and confusion around HPV, despite it being a very common virus.LifestyleNov 18, 2022
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Toronto to resume in-school vaccination clinics this SeptemberPandemic shutdowns interrupted more than the learning of Ontario's students — tens of thousands are behind on their vaccinations.HealthSep 1, 2022
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Geico must pay $5.2M to woman who caught STI in man’s insured carThe woman says she was was negligently infected with HPV after having unprotected sex with a man in his Geico-insured Hyundai Genesis.TrendingJun 10, 2022
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