For women of reproductive age (ages ~21–29), which screening is part of preventive health care?
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Correct answer: Pap/cervical screening every 3 years if low risk
Pap smear or cervical screening in women ages 21–29 (if low risk) is recommended about every 3 years in many guidelines.
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