Background: Incarcerated women often access health care primarily through contact with
correctional systems. Cervical cancer screening within the correctional system can address …

Methods We searched four medical literature databases for randomized control trials (RCTs)
published until 12 January 2023 that evaluated interventions aimed at increasing the …

Background Health inequities lead to low rates of cancer screening in certain populations,
such as low-income and ethnic minority groups. Different interventions to address this have …

Background Cancer incidence among individuals with incarceration exposure has been
rarely studied due to the absence of linked datasets. This study examined cancer incidence …

Importance People with a history of incarceration may experience barriers in access to and
receipt of health care in the US. Objective To examine the associations of incarceration …

This study examines pathways from gender-based, racialized violence to health outcomes
among formerly incarcerated Black women. We frame violence as gender-based and …

Purpose: To assess effectiveness, 1-year post-intervention, of a program delivered in jails
with women to improve cervical health literacy (CHL) and up-to-date Papanicolaou (Pap) …

Objectives: Women with substance use disorders have high unmet needs for HIV prevention
and drug treatment and face challenges accessing care for other unique health issues …

Introduction The objective of this study is to better understand cervical cancer screening and
follow-up practices in US prisons. Methods A 29-question survey examining cervical cancer …

Cervical cancer has high incidence and mortality rates, especially in less-developed
countries. Prevention methods are well established, but there are still barriers preventing …