A systematic review highlights cervical cancer prevention disparities in African immigrant women, suggesting improvements are needed.
The findings point to the need for standardized disaggregated data collection, culturally responsive interventions, and theory-driven research to reduce cervical cancer prevention disparities among African immigrant women in the United States.
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