This paper aims to evaluate the impact of the culturally sensitive and linguistically
appropriate education program on the following:(i) awareness of screening practices (breast …

Background: Adherence to mammography guidelines among Korean-American women
(KAW) is lower than that of Caucasian-Americans, and disparities in breast cancer screening …

Cancer is the leading cause of death for the Asian American population. Breast cancer is the
most common cancer in Vietnamese women, and they are often diagnosed with breast …

PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH: The aims of the study were to report breast cancer
screening practices among Chinese-Australian women, and to examine the relationship …

Chinese-Australian women are less likely to undergo breast health examination compared
to women born in Australia, and cultural beliefs have been identified as a barrier to …

Issue addressed Screening for cancer of the cervix, breast and bowel can reduce morbidity
and mortality. Low participation rates in cancer screening have been identified among …

Culturally and linguistically compatible university students were trained as community health
educators to provide breast cancer education and screening information to shoppers at …

Cervical cancer screening by Papanicolaou (Pap) smear lowers the incidence and provides
early detection of cervical cancer and is a preventative health care measure that should be …

Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is a collaborative partnership approach to
research that combines the efforts of researchers and stakeholders. CBPR can effectively be …

Abstract Background. Faced with Western medicine and a health care system that is
unfamiliar, Cambodian women experience barriers to breast cancer prevention activities …