Screenings are used to diagnose a disease early before it manifests.

They are free tests and are offered to more or less extensive segments of the population.

If you regularly undergo screenings, you can detect diseases or abnormalities in time.

Any treatments after the screening can slow down the progression of the disease or even lead to complete recovery, but it is important to start treatment as soon as possible.

Screening for early diagnosis of breast cancer

• What type of test? Mammography

• For whom? All women aged 50-74 years.

• When? Every two years.

Screening for the prevention of cervical cancer

• What type of test? Pap test

• For whom? All women aged 25 to 29 years.

• When? Every three years.

• What type of test? HPV HR test

• For whom? All women aged 30 to 64 years.

• When? Every five years.

Screening for the prevention of colorectal cancer

• What type of test? Stool test

• For whom? All individuals aged 50 to 74 years.

• When? Every two years.

Screening HCV (Hepatitis C)

The HCV screening is aimed at those born between January 1, 1969, and December 31, 1989 

• What type of test? Blood sample

• For whom? All individuals born between January 1, 1969, and December 31, 1989, including foreigners if  in possession of the STP code

• When? The screening is done once.

Neonatal Screening

• What type of test? Various tests to identify diseases or anomalies at birth.

• For whom? All newborns born in the delivery points of Lazio.

• When? In the first days of visit.