This monograph-style dissertation delves into the experiences of cervical cancer screening
(CCS) among four transgender men residing in Saskatchewan. CCS traditionally has been …

This monograph-style dissertation delves into the experiences of cervical cancer screening
(CCS) among four transgender men residing in Saskatchewan. CCS traditionally has been …

Objective: To evaluate current cervical cancer screening practices for female-to-male (FtM)
transgender individuals at a community health clinic in the southern United States. Method …

Most female-to-male (FTM) transgender men retain their cervixes and need comprehensive
sexual health care, including cervical cancer screening. According to the literature, FTM …

Aim (s) To synthesise the literature about transgender and non‐binary people's experiences
of cervical cancer screening and identify ways to improve screening. Background …

2. Identify barriers to achieving optimal prevention/screening rates 3. Identify strategies that
providers can use to address these systems, interpersonal, and technical barriers, including …

Lack of attendance to cervical cancer screening (CCS) services is the most attributable
factor to the development of cervical cancer. Transgender men, individuals whose gender …

Mortality from cervical cancer is projected to decline over the next several years; however,
this estimate relies on the inclusion of all eligible individuals in screening processes. This …

Background: Lesbian, bisexual, and queer (LBQ) women, as well as transgender men, are
less likely than their heterosexual and female-identifying counterparts to access cervical …

As the transgender community gains visibility and recognition, healthcare disparities have
become more apparent. Reports estimate that 1–1.5 million people belong to this community …