Self-Sampling for Cervical Cancer: a Scoping Review

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Self-sampling for cervical cancer screening improves participation among underserved populations, and reduces anxiety related to the procedure.
Findings from five studies indicate high diagnostic concordance with clinician-collected samples and notable acceptability in the target populations.
Observational analysis of randomized controlled trials highlights the potential for self-sampling to enhance screening coverage in resource-limited settings.
Integration of self-sampling into screening programs emphasizes the importance of culturally tailored approaches to improve health outcomes.

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Scoping review reveals self-sampling improves screening uptake in underserved populations, suggesting further integration into national programs.

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Scoping review reveals self-sampling improves screening uptake in underserved populations, suggesting further integration into national programs.