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  1. Norway contributes to new European initiative for improved cancer screening

    Norway contributes to new European initiative for improved cancer screening

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    How can we ensure high-quality and equitable cancer screening for everyone, regardless of who they are or where they live? This is the overarching challenge of a major, long-term EU initiative in which Norway plays an important role.
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  2. Cancer prevention

    Cancer prevention

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    There is a lot you can do to prevent cancer. Here we present 12 tips to reduce your cancer risk.
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    Cancer prevention
  3. Screening-based research

    Screening-based research

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    Screening-based research is essential for developing and improving our screening programs, and increasing society's knowledge about pre-cancer and early diagnosis.
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  4. Cervical cancer

    Cervical cancer

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    325 women in Norway contracted cervical cancer in 2023. This type of cancer occurs most frequently at the age of 30 and 40, but can be prevented with screening and vaccines.
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  5. About cancer screening

    About cancer screening

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    Cancer screening is a systematic examination of an apparently healthy population group. The goal is to detect risk factors, precancerous changes, or early-stage cancer before symptoms appear.
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  6. Reservation

    Reservation

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  7. Benefits and harms

    Benefits and harms

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    A screening programme examines healthy women who have no symptoms. It is therefore important that the benefits outweigh the disadvantages.
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  8. How to take the cervical smear test

    How to take the cervical smear test

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    Taking a cervical smear test is simple, safe, and secure. You must book an appointment for the test yourself, and it is most common to do so with your general practitioner.
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  9. Cervical Cancer Screening Program

    Cervical Cancer Screening Program

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    Norwegian health authorities recommend all women between the ages of 25 and 69 years to have a HPV-test done every five years.
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  10. Annual report

    Annual report

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  11. HPV self-sampling via General Practitioners

    HPV self-sampling via General Practitioners

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    Women and others with cervical cancer who have challenges with taking cervical smears can now get an HPV home test from their GP.
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  12. HPV screening

    HPV screening

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  13. FAQ

    FAQ

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  14. Frequently asked questions about HPV self-sampling

    Frequently asked questions about HPV self-sampling

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  15. Symptoms

    Symptoms

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    Regardless of your last test result, you should see a doctor in case of these symptoms.
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  16. Information and reminders

    Information and reminders

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    In general, cancer is a disease that primarily affects the elderly, but cervical cancer also affects young women. Cervical screening can save lives and spare women many ailments.
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  17. Ukrainian

    Ukrainian

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  18. Prevalence of human papillomavirus (HPV) among the population

    Prevalence of human papillomavirus (HPV) among the population

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    The purpose of the project was to map the extent of HPV among the female population in Norway and in Scandinavia before the first approved HPV vaccine became available on the market in 2006, and 5 years after the introduction of the vaccine.
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  19. Effects of HPV-vaccination in Norway

    Effects of HPV-vaccination in Norway

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    The project monitors the incidence of pre-stages to cancer and cancer of the cervix, vulva and vagina among Norwegian women in the period 2004-2023 to investigate any effects of HPV vaccination.
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  20. Self-collected specimens in the fight against cervical cancer

    Self-collected specimens in the fight against cervical cancer

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    In this project, we have demonstrated that a cell sample taken with a home test is just as effective as a cell sample taken by a doctor during a gynecological examination.
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  21. TREASURE-HPV Biobank

    TREASURE-HPV Biobank

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    The TREASURE-HPV Biobank is a comprehensive research biobank containing biological samples from individuals who have participated in various HPV-related research studies conducted by Kreftregisteret.
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  22. Personalised cervical cancer screening

    Personalised cervical cancer screening

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    With this project we aim to move from a "one size fits all"-based screening programme towards guidelines based on personal risk factors
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  23. Laryngeal papillomatose / Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis

    Laryngeal papillomatose / Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis

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    Recurrent respiratory papillomatosis (RRP) can be categorized into two diagnoses based on the mode of transmission and disease onset.
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  24. Can we apply new methods to better follow up HPV-positive women?

    Can we apply new methods to better follow up HPV-positive women?

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    Methylation analysis for increased accuracy of cervical cancer precursors requiring treatment and reduced overtreatment related to HPV-based screening
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  25. HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening: Attendance at and results of screening among opportunistically vaccinated women

    HPV vaccination and cervical cancer screening: Attendance at and results of screening among opportunistically vaccinated women

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    The project aims to compare women who have taken the HPV vaccine with unvaccinated women in terms of attendance and results of cervical cancer screening.
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