indiana: planned parenthood offers free pap tests next week

CDC HIV/AIDS/Viral Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update INDIANA: Planned Parenthood Offers Free Pap Tests Next Week
May 7, 2012

Associated Press (05.07.12) - Monday, May 07, 2012 To mark National Women's Health Week, Planned Parenthood of Indiana has announced it will offer free Pap testing next week at 19 of its health centers. The free tests will be conducted on the following dates at Planned Parenthood offices in these cities: on May 14 in Indianapolis-Eastside, Madison, Fort Wayne, and Terre Haute; on May 15 in Bloomington, Indianapolis-Midtown, Lafayette, and Merrillville; on May 16 in Richmond, Indianapolis-Castleton, and Valparaiso; on May 17 in Hammond, Indianapolis-Southside, Mishawaka, Muncie, and Warsaw; on May 18 in Avon and Columbus; and on May 22 in Evansville.

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