This study checks if people can collect their own samples for HPV testing instead of a doctor doing it. HPV is a virus that can cause cervical cancer. Many people don't get tested for it, which is a problem because early testing can prevent the cancer. In this study, participants will collect their own sample and then a doctor will collect another sample. The study compares these to see if self-collected samples work well. This trial is part of a bigger project to make cervical cancer screening easier for everyone.
- The study involves just one visit for sample collection.
- Results from the study will be available within 60 days.
- Participants must be 25 years or older and have a cervix.
People who cannot join include those who are pregnant, have had specific cervical surgeries recently, or have unusual bleeding. Participating in this study could help improve cervical cancer screening methods.
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