Purpose Cervical cancer (CC) screening remains challenging, where the motivational focus
towards utilizing CC screening services is rarely highlighted. This study aimed to understand …

Cervical cancer incidence rates have decreased dramatically since the implementation of
the Papanicolaou (Pap) smear. Nevertheless, the American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates …

Background Cervical screening saves approximately 5000 lives annually in England.
However, screening rates have been falling continuously, and coverage in London is …

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 …

Objectives Cervical cancer has markedly declined due to widespread use of screening, but
Hispanic women continue to bear a disproportionate amount of the cervical cancer burden …

Objective. Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer to occur in women worldwide.
In the UK, the NHS cervical screening programme invites eligible individuals to take part in …

Background Cervical cancer disparities persist despite cervical cancer prevention advances
and declining mortality rates, particularly among African-American women in the South. The …

MHealth interventions are extensively used to inform and remind women about cervical
cancer and their upcoming screening appointments. Our scoping review aims to examine …

Objectives This study aimed to identify cognitive-affective predictors of adherence to initial
diagnostic colposcopy and 6-month follow-up recommendations among underserved …

Background: This study examined community health workers' perceived barriers to
discussing cervical cancer screening with women eligible for screening and explored factors …