I cannot answer that question. I do not ask the women I know how often they get a pap smear. Occasionally I will be told in passing of a scheduled visit. Only one time after a visit have I been told of a required procedure. The women in my world do not like to chat freely about what is to most women I know considered a most uncomfortable visit. The pap smear is 'routine' and not generally discussed. And most certainly NOT discussed with a 9 year old.
The women I know are disgusted about the too few parents that really care enough about their children, male and female, to teach them the consequences of 'doing it'. This vaccine is very limited in what it can protect from 'everybody doing it', which seems to never get discussed.
9 year old?
Regardless: the only reason to get a pap smear is to look for changes due to HPV.
“The women I know are disgusted about the too few parents that really care enough about their children, male and female, to teach them the consequences of ‘doing it’.”
In Uganda, AIDS cases drastically decreased when they stressed abstinence.
Isn’t it frustrating, when liberal mainstream media has made the race between Perry and Romney - even in the debate questions.
I’m glad conservative talk show hosts haven’t made up their minds so early.