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Population research

Population screening is a preventive medical examination to detect diseases early in people without symptoms so that treatment is more effective and complications are avoided. Examples include breast, cervical and colon cancer screening. Participation is usually voluntary and targeted at certain age or risk groups.

Scientist examines with microscope in lab for HPV self-test.

Self-test for HPV

The self-test allows you to take part in the population screening at home. It is a simple way to check if you have HPV.
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A woman receives a breast examination for population screening.

Population research

To prevent or detect specific diseases in time, there are population screening programmes in which you can participate voluntarily and free of charge.
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