• certain high-risk subgroups of women are underscreened;• special strategies are needed
to engage these women in screening;• primary care practitioners are important for the …

• certain high-risk subgroups of women are underscreened;• special strategies are needed
to engage these women in screening;• primary care practitioners are important for the …

“Cervical cancer: screening hard-toreach groups”(Can Med Assoc J 1997; 157 [5]: 543-5),
by Dr. Eva Grunfeld, the overall impression is that there is still some doubt about the success …

Toronto, Ont. r. Cohen is to be commended for her insightful and provocative editorial. She
identifies three prominent issues: priority and advocacy, professional issues and the …

“Cervical cancer: screening hard-toreach groups”(Can Med Assoc J 1997; 157 [5]: 543-5),
by Dr. Eva Grunfeld, the overall impression is that there is still some doubt about the success …

The article “Review of the screening history of Alberta women with invasive cervical
cancer”(Can Med Assoc J 1997; 157 [5]: 513-9), by Dr. Gavin CE Stuart and associates, is a …

A comprehensive community-based study of adult women living in Accra, Ghana was
conducted to determine demographic characteristics associated with prior cervical cancer …

Context: This article compares cervical cancer screening intensity and cervical cancer
mortality trends in the United States and the Netherlands to illustrate the potential of cross …

Teichman addresses the debate over implementing new tests for cervical cancer and how it
may come at the expense of the most vulnerable segment of the population. Cervical cancer …

Although the mortality rate for cervical cancer in the United States has declined steadily
since the introduction of the Pap smear for screening in 1945, recent statistics show a rising …