#cervical-cancer

#cervical-cancer

"If I had known about freezing eggs and doing IVF in my 20s, I would have done it," she says. "But it wasn't talked about as much as it is now, and I think that's why I'm so open and honest about it."

The annual Grounds for Health green coffee and equipment auction returns Thursday, Sept. 18, giving roasters an opportunity to buy special, traceable coffees while supporting the noble cause of women's health. With 100% of proceeds going to United States-based nonprofit Grounds for Health's programs - which includes cervical cancer screening and prevention in coffee-growing communities - the auction program has raised more than $1 million since 2009.

You really want to get people to care as quickly as possible, but some people could be very anxious about those results as well, Cherabie said.

"There is still a large proportion of women who could be screened for cervical cancer but are not getting screened because of various reasons," said Ko.

"It's just a new way of collecting the sample, it's not a new test," Teal Health CEO Kara Egan told Business Insider. "You can actually eliminate cervical cancer in the US, if we actually screen."