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Theme of the week

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. Take the time to protect yourself.

Week of:

January 27, 2012

Less painful Pap smears?

HPV vaccine for genital warts and cervical cancer

Rectovaginal exam — purpose?

Multiple sex partners = greater risk of cervical cancer?

What is cervicitis?

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Which new Go Ask Alice! feature is your favorite?

The quizzes. I get to show off my skills and learn a bit as well. Informative and entertaining!

14% (14 votes)

The new look!

30% (31 votes)

All of the different ways I can easily share Go Ask Alice! — on Facebook, Twitter, or via email.

5% (5 votes)

I love how Go Ask Alice! looks on my phone! The site is easy to navigate and looks great.

23% (24 votes)

The new features that allow me to more easily submit questions, comments, and ratings. It's great to have my voice heard!

13% (13 votes)

The Health Information & Resources section. I love the info sheets, health alerts, and Columbia-specific sections.

16% (16 votes)

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