Comprehensive evaluation of cancer screening activities based on individual experiences is
urgently needed to address the burden of cancer among Métis people. In this co-designed …

Understanding the barriers to and facilitators of cancer screening programs among
Indigenous populations remains limited. In the spirit of mutual respect, this co-led …

Female breast, colorectal, and cervical cancer are three common cancers among people in
the United States. Both their incidence and mortality rates can be dramatically reduced if …

Abstract Nationally and in Nebraska, African Americans (AA) and Hispanics have lower
colorectal cancer (CRC) screening rates compared to non-Hispanic Whites. We aimed to …

Background Cancer screening is below targets in Ontario, Canada. Our objective was to
identify and quantify the barriers and facilitators for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer …

Abstract Middle Eastern/North Africa (MENA) women are often not identified in cancer
screening studies. The aim of this study was to determine the rates and predictors of cervical …

Objective: This study aimed to explore barriers and facilitators to colorectal cancer (CRC)
screening among East African men in Minnesota. Design: Six focus groups were conducted …

Objective: Minority groups constitute one of the nation's highest cancer risk groups.
Historically, these groups have not been adequately informed about cancer, its prevention …

Background: Studies have shown lower rates of cancer screening and high mortality rates
among all Asian Americans than among non-Hispanic White populations. However, most of …

Canada's health care system is founded on the principles of need rather than ability to pay,
priding itself for its decentralized, publicly-funded health care system that provides firstdollar …