Purpose/Objectives: To determine the effectiveness of a multifaceted, culturally sensitive,
and linguistically appropriate breast cancer education program for Hispanic women. Design …

Background. Low adherence to cervical and breast cancer (CBC) screening
recommendations contributes to high CBC mortality among Latinas. Purpose. To estimate …

Although breast and prostate cancer are those most frequently diagnosed in Canada,
information about the ways in which gender, class, race, culture, and other social …

Objective To examine theory-based selected factors associated with adherence to
mammography screening guidelines in a surveillance database. Methods Data from …

This article describes a qualitative inquiry into the experiences of Native Hawaiian women
living through and beyond a diagnosis of breast cancer. Native Hawaiian women have …

We performed this study to assess women's perceptions, knowledge and behavioral
practices for breast cancer prevention in a rural setting. A 61-item questionnaire was …

In an effort at developing messages that are sensitive to societal determinants and
expectations about probreast health behaviors for an underserved population, a qualitative …

Background This study seeks to understand rural working women, their knowledge of health
systems, and how breast health issues fit into their lives. A key aim of this study was to …

A two-group comparison pilot study was conducted with 60 (N= 60) US born African-
American women to determine the factors associated with decreased utilization of …

Background. Breast cancer is the most common form of malignancy among women
worldwide. Mammography screening has shown to decrease the rate of breast cancer …