Background: Rapid changes in lifestyle induced by globalization have brought about
changes in sexual behaviour, especially among younger generations. These changes may …

Aims The aims of this study were: 1) to assess the level of knowledge of women about Pap
smear tests, 2) to determine the practices of women regarding Pap smear tests, and 3) to …

Cervical cancer (CC) is one of the most common types of cancer that affect females
worldwide with hundreds of thousands of women dying annually due to this disease, mainly …

Background Cervical cancer remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality among the
women in the world. Early screening for cervical cancer is a key intervention in reduction of …

Background Cervical cancer, though one of the most common cancers affecting women
globally, holds immense potential for prevention through screening. Therefore, we …

Background and objectives Although penetrative sex is the most common route of HPV
infection, there is strong evidence of non-sexual modes of transmission. As the first of its …

Purpose Epidemiologically, cervical cancer is the fourth most commonly diagnosed cancer
among females globally and the third most commonly diagnosed gynecological cancer in …

Background Disparities in vaccinations and cancer screening exist when comparing foreign-
born and US-born women collectively and disaggregated by race and ethnicity. The purpose …

Background Major health inequalities exist surrounding the utilisation of cervical cancer
screening services globally. Jordan, a low-and middle-income country, has poor screening …

Background Despite the early diagnosis and treatment of cervical cancer, it is still a
significant public health problem in Somalia. This study was conducted to evaluate the …