The Pap test has been used for over 50 years to spot the early signs of cancer, and since its inception, it has helped bring cervical cancer down from the #1 cancer killer in women to #14. That’s a drastic difference! The problem is that new health guidelines could eliminate the Pap test, leaving thousands of people vulnerable to incomplete testing. Join me in scheduling your Pap test to make sure that WAP stays in check!!!

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So happy to be partnering with #ProtectthePap to bring awareness to such an important issue: the Pap test! The Pap test has been used for over 50 years to spot the early signs of cancer, and since its inception, it has helped bring cervical cancer down from the #1 cancer killer in women to #14. That’s a drastic difference! The problem is that new health guidelines plan to eliminate the Pap test, leaving thousands of people vulnerable to incomplete testing. Join me in scheduling your Pap test to make sure that WAP stays in check!!! Paid for by Protect the Pap #ptp

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