Cervical cancer is the fourth most frequently occurring cancer in women around the world
and can affect them during their reproductive years. Since the development of the …

Background Cervical cancer is a preventable and inequitably distributed disease. Screening
plays a vital role in prevention, but many women face barriers to participation. The aims of …

(1) Introduction: A Romanian woman is diagnosed with cervical cancer every two hours; the
country ranks second in Europe in terms of the mortality and incidence rate of this disease …

Aims To identify and synthesise peer-reviewed, published literature reporting perceived
barriers and facilitators associated with cervical cancer screening attendance in EU member …

Background: Cervical cancer screening programs are facing a programmatic shift where
screening protocol based on human papillomavirus testing (HPV-Screening protocol) is …

Background: Romania has had one of the highest rates of cervical cancer incidence and
mortality in Europe for decades. Data on the high-risk human papillomavirus (hrHPV) …

Background This study aimed to investigate the status of cervical cancer screening (CCS)
implementation in Europe by investigating national or regional policies towards broadening …

Objectives Examine the association between commonly reported barriers to health care,
including discordant spoken languages between patients and providers, and reported …

Background and Objectives: Romania ranks among the countries with a particularly high
rate of mortality that can be prevented through prevention programs, screening, early …

Introduction In 2020 in Europe, Romania had the second highest incidence and mortality
rates of cervical cancer, after Montenegro. To address cervical cancer in the country, the …