Objective: To evaluate and summarize evidence of the effectiveness of interventions
available to public health staff that could be used to increase cervical cancer screening to …

Introduction: Cervical cancer has long been known as a preventable disease. Yet it still is a
prime women's health issue globally. In Malaysia, the current cervical cancer screening …

Abstract Background In the US, Hispanic women have a higher incidence of, and mortality
from, cervical cancer than non-Hispanic white women. The reason for this disparity may be …

Abstract Background. Chinese North American women have high invasive cervical cancer
rates and low screening rates. The cost-effectiveness of strategies to improve Pap testing …

Objective: The primary objective of the present study was to evaluate the effects of a
community-based pilot intervention that combined cervical cancer education with patient …

Background: The incidence and mortality rates of cervical cancer are disproportionately
higher in Hong Kong than in developed countries with similar resources. In 2004 the Hong …

Abstract Background: North American Chinese women have lower levels of Papanicolaou
(Pap) testing than other population subgroups. We conducted a randomized controlled trial …

Breast and cervical cancer screening practices are suboptimal among Korean American
women. A community intervention program was launched in 1996 to improve breast and …

Background: We examined cervical cancer incidence before and after nationwide cervical
cancer screening was initiated in Taiwan in mid-1995. Results: The invasive cancer …