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A891participants had annual household income less than 20,000 Yuan (around US$ 3,000). Regression results suggest that all six attributes were statistical significant. The most preferred scenario is to participate in a free annual cervical screening program located within the village, which can reduce by 80% the chance of dying from cervical cancer, without pain or comorbidities, and the screening result will be available within 2 weeks. ConClusions: This study identified relative preferences for cervical screening among women in rural China. The findings from this study may help policy makers to design a preferred screening program that lead to an increased screening rate.