Mignot S, Ringa V, Vigoureux S, et al. - Researchers sought to determine the correlation between the use of particular contraceptive methods and premature screening for cervical cancer. Inclusion of a total of 4,297 women younger than 25 years was enabled by this cross-sectional study based on the CONSTANCES cohort. Premature screening was recorded in nearly half (48.5%) of the women younger than 25 years. Exposure to premature screening was more often among young women using contraceptives that necessitate a doctor’s prescription relative to those not using contraception and those with non medicalized contraceptives.