August 9, 2025Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research

Addressing Cervical Cancer and Precursors in the Midlife Nigerian Woman: Role of Digital Health Technologies in Improving Health Interventions

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ATA Thesis Submitted ToVietnam Academy of Science and Technology YAY Ayo-OyalowoUniversity of Lagos OKOkunade KSLagos University Teaching Hospital

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Digital health technologies improve cervical cancer screening and vaccination uptake among women in Nigeria, suggesting more effective health interventions.

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Digital health technologies significantly enhance awareness and engagement in cervical cancer prevention efforts.
Cervical cancer's incidence in Nigeria is alarming, with 26.2 per 100,000 women affected, indicating urgent action is needed.
The study explores tailored digital health strategies to address barriers in screening and vaccination uptake.
Continued investment in digital health could improve health equity and facilitate better access to treatment services.

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To et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af297fcf1dd9ea359e355b https://doi.org/10.9734/jammr/2025/v37i85902

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Digital health technologies improve cervical cancer screening and vaccination uptake among women in Nigeria, suggesting more effective health interventions.

Addressing Cervical Cancer and Precursors in the Midlife Nigerian Woman: Role of Digital Health Technologies in Improving Health Interventions

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Addressing Cervical Cancer and Precursors in the Midlife Nigerian Woman: Role of Digital Health Technologies in Improving Health Interventions

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