Journal of Women Health

Women in low-resource regions continue to face significant barriers to accessing safe childbirth, reliable contraception, and essential cancer screening services. These challenges are often compounded by inadequate healthcare infrastructure, a severe shortage of trained medical professionals, and deep-rooted cultural stigmas that discourage women from seeking care. In many areas, healthcare facilities are either too distant or poorly equipped, and women may lack autonomy in making decisions about their reproductive health. Additionally, limited access to education and economic opportunities further restricts their ability to seek timely medical attention.