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<div><p>Background</p><p>Uganda has the highest prevalence and incidence of cervical cancer in the East African region, with 80% of women diagnosed at advanced stage when survival is minimal. Literature on uptake of cervical cancer screening is limited in Uganda and thus wome...

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Main Author:	Robert M. Bulamba (12095973) (author)
Other Authors:	Emmanuel Kyasanku (12095976) (author), Fred Nalugoda (249293) (author), Alex Daama (18351052) (author), James Nkale (271767) (author), Amanda Pearl Miller (22177327) (author), William Byansi (8431185) (author), Juliana Namutundu (6277985) (author), Godfrey Kigozi (150435) (author), Grace Kigozi Nalwoga (17592819) (author), Chris Balwanaki (22177330) (author), Stephen Watya (271745) (author), Anna Mia Ekström (8467878) (author), Stephen Mugamba (12095970) (author), Rawlance Ndejjo (716936) (author), Gertrude Nakigozi (247948) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Sociology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Virology socially sensitive interventions previous studies elsewhere east african region awacan validated tool 53 &# 8211 5 &# 8211 36 &# 8211 35 &# 8211 12 &# 8211 05 &# 8211 04 ), smoking uganda national guidelines cervical cancer disease risk age groups recommended population coverage 66 &# 8211 5 %, 701 4 &# 8211 median knowledge score xlink "> uganda xlink "> knowledge semi urban communities cervical cancer screening 39 years ). 10 ), 8 xlink "> cervical cancer median age selected communities risk factors 88 ), 60 ), assessing knowledge 65 years 49 years 39 years 31 years women diagnosed wakiso district urban areas ugandan district study examined significantly associated sectional study robust variance questions adapted likert scale inform design improve accessibility highest prevalence
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