Abstract A160: Improving adherence to cervical and breast cancer prevention among at-risk African American women: A photovoice study

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Older women emphasized structural barriers affecting access to preventive care, and younger women noted cultural gaps with healthcare providers.
Barriers included transportation, time constraints, and financial issues, affecting adherence to cervical and breast cancer screenings.
Family influence emerged as a key enabler for prioritizing health among participants, demonstrating the significance of community support.
The impact of COVID-19 created unique challenges for younger participants, further complicating their access to preventive health services.

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Photovoice findings highlight barriers to cervical and breast cancer screening in African American women, suggesting a need for systemic change.

Wells et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Photovoice findings highlight barriers to cervical and breast cancer screening in African American women, suggesting a need for systemic change.