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Women's preventive health screening by life stage

A clear guide to risk-based screening conversations and why one package does not fit every woman.

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Clinician explaining a life-stage preventive health plan to a woman
A useful screening plan changes with age, history, symptoms and risk.
01 / Practical guidance

Screening and diagnosis are different

Screening looks for risk or early disease before symptoms appear. Pain, bleeding, a lump or another change calls for clinical assessment rather than a general package.

02 / Practical guidance

Young adulthood

Useful conversations may include vaccination history, blood pressure, sexual and reproductive health, mental wellbeing and family risk.

03 / Practical guidance

Reproductive years

Preconception planning, cervical screening, medicines, pregnancy history and metabolic risk become relevant at different times.

04 / Practical guidance

Midlife and the menopause transition

Blood pressure, metabolic health, cervical and breast screening history, symptoms, muscle and bone-health context may deserve review.

05 / Practical guidance

After menopause

New bleeding after menopause requires assessment. Longer-term conversations can include cardiovascular, metabolic, bone and cancer-screening priorities.

06 / Practical guidance

Before buying a test panel

Ask what each result could show, what it cannot show and what would change if it is normal or abnormal. More markers do not automatically create a better plan.

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