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Female born in 2001
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Colon Cancer Testing
If you are at high risk test should take place between ages 21 and 29. If not test can be done at a later date -
Breast Cancer Screening
Should be done between ages 21 and 29 if you are at high risk or notice changes in your breasts. -
Cervical Cancer testing
Should not be done before the age of 21. A pap smear should be done every three years after the first. First test should take place between ages 21 and 29 -
Pap Test and HPV test
This can be done every five years or a pap only test can be continued every three years. Generally happens between ages 30 and 39. -
Annual Mammograms
Women ages 40 to 44 have the choice to get annual mammograms -
Cervical Cancer testing
Pap smear and HPV testing should be done every five years or a pap only test should be done every three years -
Annual Mammograms
At age 45, women should get annual mammograms -
Colon Cancer Testing
Women at age 45 should start testing for colon cancer -
Annual Mammograms
Mammograms can be done every two years after a woman turns 55 -
Lung Cancer Testing
Should be done around age 55 if you have a history of smoking -
Cervical Cancer testing
If you have had 10 years no testing is necessary after age 65. -
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Colon Cancer Testing
Ages 76-85 should ask a healthcare provider if continued screening is right for them. -
Tentative Death Date
The outlook on lifespan of a white woman born in 2001 in the U.S. -
Colon Cancer Testing
Testing past age 85 is generally not necessary