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Introduction: Cervical cancer is the second cause of death for women who have
malignant disease in the cervix or cervix, namely in the lowest area of the uterus
that appears above the vaginal opening (copulation). According to data released
by the World Health Organization, the results of 9,227,884 cancer cases, cervical
cancer ranks 4th most at around 6.5% after cases of breast cancer, colorectal
cancer, and pulmonary carcinoma (WHO, 2020), based on survey data from the
World Health Organization (WHO) Cervical cancer from 187 countries in the
world Annual incidence of cervical cancer increased by 3.1% from 378,000 cases
in 1980. Approximately 200,000 deaths related to cervical cancer were found, and
46,000 of them were women aged 15-49 years living in developing countries.
(WHO, 2020), Research Objectives: Knowing the Effect of Video Education on
Early Detection of Cervical Cancer on the prevention of cervical cancer in Women
of Childbearing Age at Bekasi Private Hospital. Methods: This study is an
analytic study, meaning a study that aims to see the relationship or influence in the
form of experimental research using the "Pretest and Posttest design" method,
namely the type of The dependent variable (dependent) and independent variable
(Independent) were measured at the same time using the Wilcoxon test. The
results showed that women who visited Bekasi private hospitals with an age range
of 15- 20 years were 2 respondents, 21-35 years were 28 respondents, and aged more than 35 years were 26 respondents, women who did not work were 7 respondents and women who working as many as 49 respondents, women with a low level of education as many as 2 respondents, and high education as many as 54 respondents with a P value of 0.000.The conclusion is that there is a relationship between behavior and knowledge on secondary prevention of cervix cancer in women of childbearing age.

Keywords: Cervix cancer, knowledge, behavior