To the Editor: A recent article highlighted a case where self‐collection enabled detection of an early cervical adenocarcinoma and curative treatment in a previously underscreened woman.1 This case underlines the important benefits from self‐collection making cervical screening more accessible and acceptable to women who have previously declined or delayed screening.
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Megan Smith receives salary support from the National Health and Medical Research Council (APP1159491) and Cancer Institute NSW (ECF181561). The funders played no role in the planning, writing or publication of this letter.
Marion Saville is Executive Director of VCS Foundation, which runs VCS Pathology, one of two laboratories in Australia accredited to process self‐collected samples.