Cervical cancer is preventable, yet over 4,000 women die each year, particularly Hispanic/Latinx and non-Hispanic Black women. The ACHIEVE (Assessing Cervical Cancer Healthcare Inequities in Diverse Populations) Study empowers cervical cancer survivors to share their experiences to help us learn more about guideline-concordant care and the impacts of long-term survival following cervical cancer. We are asking new questions to advance our knowledge about the causes of persistent inequalities in cervical cancer.

Together, we will ACHIEVE cervical cancer care equity for all!

Empower.

93%

of cervical cancer cases are preventable given effective HPV vaccination and early detection strategies.

11,500+

new cases of cervical cancer are diagnosed each year.

33%

of women aged 21-64 were delayed or went without a Pap test in the last two years.