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Survey data availability plots.
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posted on 2023-01-12, 18:49 authored by Lily Yang, Marie-Claude Boily, Minttu M. Rönn, Dorcas Obiri-Yeboah, Imran Morhason-Bello, Nicolas Meda, Olga Lompo, Philippe Mayaud, Michael Pickles, Marc Brisson, Caroline Hodgins, Sinead Delany-Moretlwe, Mathieu Maheu-GirouxAvailable surveys with information on cervical cancer screening by survey type, recall period, and region (C, Central Africa; E, Eastern Africa; S, Southern Africa; W, Western Africa). Colors represent survey type and shape represents recall period. (DHS, Demographic and Health Surveys; KAIS, Kenya AIDS Indicator Survey; PHIA, Population-based HIV Impact Assessment; SABSMM, South Africa National HIV Prevalence, Incidence, Behavior and Communication Survey; SAGE, Study on Global AGEing and Adult Health; STEP, STEPwise Approach to NCD Risk Factor Surveillance; WHS, World Health Surveys).
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world health organizationobtain aggregate nationallife table modellast 2 decadeshighest cervical cancerwomen aged 30high among women338 women ).included 52 surveysexamined temporal trendsbayesian multilevel modelscreening coverages increasedhiv serostatus usingincrease screening coveragehigher screening coveragexlink "> subxlink "> overallcri ]: 1149 years (<2000 &# 8211women without hivcancer treatment coveragecc elimination strategyyear screening coverage2020 )screening coverage49 yearslevel trendscc eliminationbayesian metabased surveysscreening modalityhiv epidemicssouthern africasaharan africarescreening ratespast 3n level estimateslevel differencesleast twiceimprove muchgreater oddsequal oddscredible intervalscentral africabenchmark progressanalyses includeafrican regions21 %)18 %)
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