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Cervical Cancer Cervical cancer, a type of cancer affecting women, has become a priority health issue over the last few years (Parkhurst and Valmiki, 2019). According to Parkhurst and Valmiki (2019),
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Cervical cancer, a type of cancer affecting women, has become a priority health issue over the last few years (Parkhurst and Valmiki, 2019). According to Parkhurst and Valmiki (2019), when discussing female only cancers, ‘cervical cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths for women globally’ (pg.1093), resulting in significant morbidity and life impairment, before ultimately leading to death. Evidence from Cancer Research UK (2019) shows that in the UK, that there has been up to 5% increase in the prevalence and incidence of cervical cancer, with ethnic origin playing a role in who get a diagnosis. Cervical cancer