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Women who have a history of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) may be at increased risk for HPV infection and cervical cancer. Therefore, it is important for these women to undergo regular cervical cancer screenings as recommended by their healthcare provider. Prevention strategies may include HPV vaccination, smoking cessation, and safe sex practices.