• A trauma-informed lens is key to cervical cancer prevention in First Nations. • Colonization's disruption of family & community ties drives health disparities. • Ruptured intergenerational ties undermine community capacity for prevention. • Community-based prevention requires reconciliation with healthcare providers. • Increased uptake of HPV vaccination requires community engagement.
Our findings add to the growing body of evidence supporting universal rectal screening in high-risk women such as those undergoing pelvic exams at STI clinics.
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