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Why should CNN tweet about “individuals with a cervix“?

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Do you mean women?— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan)RelatedContent from our partnersCloseshowing that one in three women in the UK don’t attend cervical screening because of “embarrassment”, and 31 per cent of women wouldn’t go to a screening if they hadn’t waxed or shaved their bikini area. This points to a deep shame around female biology that has serious public health consequences: awareness campaigns encouraging women to attend, and indeed, Theresa May’s own plea from the dispatch box in 2019 for people to&nbsp;attend their smear tests, are a concerted effort to address this problem, but it won’t be entirely fixed until the misogyny that informs this shame is also tackled.&nbsp;. In the US, the audience for CNN’s tweet, there is robust evidence to show that in the last year as cis (not trans) women and are believed to be at increased risk for cervical cancer due to underutilisation of cancer screening and delayed follow-up care.&nbsp;

Do you mean women?— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan)RelatedContent from our partnersCloseshowing that one in three women in the UK don’t attend cervical screening because of “embarrassment”, and 31 per cent of women wouldn’t go to a screening if they hadn’t waxed or shaved their bikini area. This points to a deep shame around female biology that has serious public health consequences: awareness campaigns encouraging women to attend, and indeed, Theresa May’s own plea from the dispatch box in 2019 for people to&nbsp;attend their smear tests, are a concerted effort to address this problem, but it...

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