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Papillomavirus home testing

Now, it's possible to identify the leading cause of cervical cancer with a simple home test.

A new, accessible, and easy-to-perform home test for detecting the papillomavirus is now available for purchase and can be delivered straight to your door.

The home test, from Sheba BEYOND and MPCHECK company, has several notable advantages:

  • Simple to use on your own
  • Helps in detecting the papillomavirus that can lead to cervical cancer
  • Delivered to your door and collected by appointment
     

What is the papillomavirus?

The human papillomavirus (HPV) is the primary cause of cervical cancer. Early detection of the virus can prevent the development of the disease from a benign tumor stage. However, despite being a preventable disease that may develop over 10-20 years from a precancerous condition to invasive cancer, cervical cancer remains one of the most common causes of death among women.
 

Here's how you can check quickly, easily, and comfortably:

After scheduling with us, the kit will be delivered to your home by courier.

After completing the simple test as described in the enclosed leaflet, please arrange for the collection of the kit by contacting MPCHECK company through WhatsApp:
073-3502222. 

The kit will be sent to a pathology lab at Sheba for examination.  Within about two weeks, you will receive a message that will allow you to connect to the Sheba CONNECT app, where you can check your test results. Additionally, you'll receive a call from one of our expert doctors to go over the results and answer any questions.

 

What is the cost of a kit?

The kit costs 550 shekels, (incl. delivery). Discounted rates are available for groups, institutions, and companies. Please provide your details for more information.

What happens if the papillomavirus test comes back positive?

If this is the case, a doctor from our team will get in touch with you to discuss and advise on the next steps for treatment.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us:

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