Experiences of Women about Cervical Cancer Screening after Educational Intervention in Ikwo Local Government Area, Ebonyi State, Nigeria.
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Cervical cancer screening, Women’s experiences, Educational intervention, Phenomenology, Nigeria / Ebonyi State.Abstract
Background Globally, cervical cancer screening (CCS) allows for the early diagnosis of precancerous cervical lesions and early stage malignancies. CCS is not widely practiced in underdeveloped and developing countries due to numerous reasons and barriers. Women’s experiences about CCS have not been exclusively studied, most especially in Nigeria.
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Agboeze, J., Ezeani, N.N., Nwali, M., Ukaegbu, C. and Mu’awiyyiah-Babale, S. (2022). Cervical Cancer Screening Knowledge, Uptake and Barriers among Female Undergraduates in a Nigerian University. Nigerian Medical Journal, 63(3), 220-225. Retrieved from https://nigerianmedjournal.org/index. Php/nmj/article/view/103.
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