A new screening test for cervical cancer could soon replace the traditional Pap smear in Chile, according to gynecologic oncologist Elisa Orlandini. Speaking on the La Tercera streaming program, Orlandini emphasized that no woman should die of cervical cancer in Chile, given the availability of preventive screenings. However, a significant number of women don’t undergo Pap smears due to factors like discomfort or time constraints, despite their proven effectiveness in preventing cervical cancer deaths. The new test, described in detail in the La Tercera video, aims to address these concerns by offering a more convenient and potentially more effective screening method.