Every year, about 160 women develop cervical cancer, and about 50 die from it. This is a tragedy because in almost all cases it is preventable or it can be treated if it is found early. That is one of the real issues that we have and that this bill is trying to address by introducing new systems and processes that may make this screening more accessible to more women so that it can be identified early and, hopefully, treated, and therefore the deaths are preventable. 