This resource from the Disability & Society journal collates global literature on access to, and utilisation of, sexual & reproductive health for women with cerebral palsy across the life course.
Women with cerebral palsy (CP) require the same level of routine primary and preventative healthcare as non-disabled women, but previous studies have shown that they are under-represented in areas of preventative services and regular health checks such as cervical smears and mammograms.
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