Despite the empirical evidence that cervical cancer screening has been a successful public
health initiative to secondarily prevent the incidence and mortality from cervical cancer in …

Objective: We examined the perception and practice of cervical cancer screening among
women in Enugu State, Nigeria. Methods: We employed mixed methods and conveniently …

Background: Cervical cancer, though preceded by treatable premalignant lesions, ranks
second among all cancers in Nigerian women. The proliferative marker 'Ki-67'is useful …

Cancers are major contributors to mortality among women in developing countries, with
patterns changing over time. This study was done to ascertain the changes in trends and …

Background: Cervical Cancer Vaccine is known to be one the effective ways of preventing
cervical cancer. The present study aimed to assess parents' knowledge on uptake of human …

Cervical cancer occurs due to Infection by high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) and
subsequent integration of the HPV genome into the host chromosome of cervical epithelial …

Introduction: Gynaecological malignancies cause most death in women. The estimation of
gynaecological epidemiology is invaluable in setting priorities for its control. No study has …

The objective of the research was to determine the types, patterns of uterine cervical lesions
and specific age distributions in which they occur. Methods. The data for this study were …

The study investigated the knowledge of women coping with cervical cancer (CC) attending
gynaecology clinic at Ahmadu Bello University teaching Hospital, Shika (ABUTH). The …

Background: Carcinoma of the uterine cervix is the fourth-most common cancer among
women worldwide, and the leading cause of cancer-related death for women in developing …