Cervical cancer research disparities among African immigrant women in the United States: A systematic review

Key Points

• The aim is to examine the disparities in cervical cancer research and prevention among African immigrant women in the United States.
• Conducted a systematic review of existing literature on cervical cancer among African immigrant women.
• Evaluated interventions and data collection methods relevant to this population.
• Assessed the cultural responsiveness of cervical cancer prevention strategies.
• Identified significant disparities in cervical cancer prevention efforts for African immigrant women.
• Highlighted the necessity for standardized data collection methods.
• Emphasized the importance of culturally tailored interventions.