ThinPrep Pap smear saves Peggy Smith life says experts debate cost
In Washington and Nashville, the ThinPrep Pap test is praised for improved detection of abnormal cervical cells versus the standard Pap. Regulators call it more effective, yet high cost and limited coverage slow its adoption amid debates over life-saving value and budget impact.
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