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Low numbers of young women attending screening linked to sharp rise in cervical cancer

Cervical cancer is rising in women aged 25-29, reflected in the decrease in numbers attending screening, a charity says

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Picture shows a gynaecologist performing a cervical smear on a teenage patient. Cervical cancer is rising in women aged 25-29, reflecting their failure to attend screening, a charity says.

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