there s a reason you want the results back sooner, that is the logic, so what are the risks? the bi est logic, so what are the risks? tie: biggest question i logic, so what are the risks? tue: biggest question i get asked all the time is, will my risk of getting cervical cancer increase because i am waiting for the results? so everybody watching, let me be absolutely clear. what cervical screening picks up is not actually cervical cancer, it picks up its pv cells and also very early cells which could lead onto cervical cancer. cervical cancer takes about ten years or so, but actually if you re waiting for your results, the likelihood is that it will not go into cancer, but we need to pick up those cells quickly. so although it is causing anxiety, bear with us, because we know there are staffing issues within the system, staff going off sick, there is also the nurse appointment but we need a knee surgery, and also there s the samples themselves that need to be taken off to the lab as we