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Women's health
Explore national programmes for women, children, and families, designed to support health, wellbeing and growth.
Breast screening
Women aged 45 – 69 years can access a free mammogram / breastscreen every two years. Your general practice will contact you when you are about to turn 45 years about your mammogram.
If your routine screening shows you have breast cancer, you can discuss treatment options with your general practitioner. This appointment will be free.
As well as contacting your general practice team you can also speak to BreastScreen South.
Call 0800 270 200
Cervical screening
General practice teams provide cervical smears for women aged 20 to 70. It is recommended you have a smear test every three years to reduce your chance of getting cervical cancer. Some women may be eligible for a free smear – ask your GP team.
Find your nearest screening providerWhooping cough (Pertussis) vaccine for pregnant women
Pregnant women between 28 and 38 weeks are encouraged to get a free whooping cough (pertussis) vaccination.
Contact: Your general practice team or Lead Maternity Carer.