Background The survival rate from breast cancer is lowest in African countries and the
distribution of breast self-examination practice of and its determinants are not well …

Background Depression is a common co-morbid, disabling disorder that affects 10–25% of
cancer patients. It causes substantial functional impairment and lowers survival rate of …

Background Like many other women in the developing world, the practice of breast cancer
screening among Ghanaian women is unsatisfactory. As a result, many cases are …

Breast cancer is the highest public detected cancer among female population in the majority
of countries worldwide. Breast self‐examination (BSE) is a useful screening tool to empower …

Background Breast cancer is among the most common cancers globally with a projected
increase in incidence and mortality in low-and middle-income countries. The majority of the …

Background. Breast cancer is a global health concern and a leading cause of morbidity and
mortality among women. Early detection of breast cancer contributes to timely linkage to …

Background Breast cancer is the greatest common cancer in women worldwide, with
approximately 1.7 million new cases diagnosed each year in the world which accounts for …

Background Early diagnosis of breast cancer is essential for mitigating its related morbidity
and mortality. Therefore, high awareness is required. Objectives We aimed to evaluate the …

Breast cancer (BC) screening is vital, as it is linked to a greater likelihood of survival, more
effective treatment, and better quality of life. One of the most extensively applied models for …

Background Breast neoplasm is the most frequently diagnosed and the leading cause of
cancer death in the vast majority of the countries. Breast cancer self-examination is a check …