Introduction Current guidelines by WHO for cervical cancer screening in low- and middle-income
countries involves visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA) of the cervix, followed by …

Objective Cervical cancer screening usually requires use of a speculum to provide a clear
view of the cervix. The speculum is one potential barrier to screening due to fear of pain, …

Objective Our goal was to develop a tele‐colposcopy platform for primary‐care clinics to
improve screening sensitivity and access. Specifically, we developed a low‐cost, portable …

Introduction We have previously developed a portable Pocket Colposcope for cervical cancer
screening in resource-limited settings. In this manuscript we report two different strategies (…

Objective Barriers to cervical cancer screening in low-resource settings include lack of
accessible, high-quality services, high cost, and the need for multiple visits. To address these …

Fear of the speculum and feelings of vulnerability during the gynecologic exams are two of
the biggest barriers to cervical cancer screening for women. To address these barriers, we …

In an ongoing effort to address the clear clinical unmet needs surrounding breast
conserving surgery (BCS), our group has developed a next-generation multiplexed optical-fiber-based …

… cotton swab was used to remove mucus from each patient’s cervix, so that a clear image of
the … , Lugol’s iodine is routinely used as a secondary contrast agent. Thus, Lugol’s iodine was …

… s awareness of their vaginal and cervical anatomy. While having access to one’s cervix and
reflecting on the factors that influence one’s … can improve women’s awareness of and interest …

… Since GWHT was founded in 2013, Marlee has led … need referral care in the US Marlee’s
understanding of both the … center’s efforts to achieve global and local impact in women’s health. …