Purpose: Cervical cancer screening has been consistently shown to be effective in reducing
the incidence rate and mortality from cervical cancer. However, cervical screening …

Cervical cancer is the seventh leading cause of death and the fourth most common type of
cancer among Hong Kong Chinese women. Despite the provision of cervical screening …

Purpose Cervical cancer screening is an effective method for reducing the incidence and
mortality of cervical cancer, but the screening attendance rate in developing countries is far …

Background Theories of health behavior and empirical research highlight the risk perception
as a significant factor for people adopting cancer screening. However, screening uptakes …

Purpose: To assess knowledge, attitudes and cervical cancer screening behavior of
Bangkok Metropolitan women. Materials and Methods: Thai women, aged 25-to-65 years …

Background: This study aimed to identify factors associated with women's decisions to
attend cervical cancer screening and to explore those linked with intention to attend in the …

Objective Cervical cancer is largely preventable. Although routine Pap smear screening has
reduced cervical cancer-related mortality by 70-80% in all countries and by approximately …

Objectives Despite the possibility of early detection of cervical cancer, participation in
screening programmes among young Koreans is low. We sought to identify associations …

Background: Accurate information and knowledge about cervical cancer and screening
importantly influence women's cervical screening participation. Sexual behavior plays a …

In Southeast Asia, cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in women. Low
coverage for cervical cancer screening (CCS) becomes a roadblock to disease detection …