Scarlett Moffatt has spoken of how cervical screening "may have saved her life" as she's backed a new national campaign to boost attendance at routine checks.
With NHS figures from March 2021 showing that one in 4 of eligible women and others with a cervix don't get checked, Gogglebox star Scarlett has joined other famous faces to back a new Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) campaign called Help Us Help You - Cervical Screening Saves Lives.
Along with figures like Loose Women's Linda Robson and RuPaul's Drag Race star Victoria Scone - the first cisgender woman to take part in the show - Scarlett appears in the campaign highlighting the importance of attending a cervical screening appointment when invited.
