Understanding cervical cancer after the age of routine screening: Characteristics of cases, treatment, and survival in the United States

•Most women >65 years with cervical cancer were diagnosed at stage II or higher (63%), including 23% at Stage IV.•Nearly 15% of patients weren't treated, which was associated with age > 80, comorbidity scores ≥3, and stage IV disease.•5-year cancer-specific survival was 50% overall and treatment was associated with higher cancer-specific survival.•Increasing age and stage at diagnosis were associated with lower cancer-specific survival.