It is well established that access to preventative care, such as breast or cervical cancer
screening, can reduce morbidity and mortality. Certain groups may be missed out of these …

There are currently screening programmes for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer in many
European countries. However, the uptake of cancer screening in general may vary within …

Breast and cervical are top cancers for women globally, but few studies have summarised
how gender norms influence screening uptake, given sexual connotations and physical …

Background Despite the national cervical cancer (CC) screening program established in
2006, the CC incidence in Estonia in 2020 was still one of the highest in Europe. To better …

Background Breast cancer is the most prevalent malignancy affecting Chinese women, and
early routine screening is incredibly important for its prevention and control. This study …

Background Cancer is one of the leading chronic diseases, which causes premature
mortality in Korea. Early detection has been reported to be associated with reduced mortality …

Objective Cervical cancer, the fourth leading cancer diagnosed in women, has brought great
attention to cervical cancer screening to eliminate cervical cancer. In this study, we analyzed …

Background Little is known about occupational disparities in survival for common cancer
sites in Japan. Methods Using data from a population-based cancer registry, we identified …

Background. Female breast cancer remains the most common cancer in many parts of the
world. According to GLOBOCAN (2021), female breast cancer has become the most …

Despite several incentive policies for cancer screenings over the last two decades, the
overall and regular use of cancer screenings remains insufficient in France. While the …