Ethical Issues Surrounding a Study on Cervical Cancer Screening of Women Living with HIV in Laos

We used a comprehensive literature search strategy to identify studies on HPV among women in Cameroon that met the following criteria: (a) the article and relevant

WHO suggests using the following strategy for cervical cancer prevention among women living with HIV: HPV DNA detection in a screen, triage and treat approach starting at the age

Dr Dickinson was a member of the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care from 2009 to 2016; was the primary author of its 2013 recommendations on cervical screening; and was

Grunfeld identifed 3 groups of women targeted for cervical cancer screening: women who respond when made aware of the benefts and importance of screen- ing, women who respond

OBJECTIVE To determine the rate of cervical screening among HIV-positive women who received care at a tertiary care clinic, and to determine whether screening rates were

CONCLUSION Women with psychosis are more than 5 times less likely to receive adequate Pap screening compared with the general population despite their increased rates of smoking

Citation: WOMEN ENGAGE! LIVING WITH HIV AND CERVICAL CANCER: A guide to our involvement in its Prevention, Screening and Early Diagnosis, Treatment and Research, 2019,

Against this backdrop, and reaffirming the need for collaboration and partnerships across agencies, sectors and movements, the Global Coalition on Women and AIDS, UNAIDS and the