The aim of this study was to review published studies that examined factors influencing
breast and cervical cancer screening behavior in Hispanic women, using the Health Belief …

This article explores religious and socio-cultural issues relevant to breast cancer screening
practices among older immigrant Asian-Islamic women in the US Some of the Islamic tenets …

Objectives. This study examined beliefs, attitudes, and personal characteristics that
correlated with self-reported cervical cancer screening history among Hispanic women aged …

In this exploratory study I investigated the participation status in breast and cervical cancer
screening of a group of American immigrant Arab Muslim women (AMW). Perceived …

Background A number of studies have reported low uptake of cancer screening programmes
by South Asian populations in the UK. However, studies to date have not adjusted findings …

Purpose. This study examined breast and cervical cancer knowledge, attitudes, and
screening behaviors among different Hispanic populations in the United States. Design …

Hispanic women are less likely than non-Hispanic white women to utilize Pap test
screening. Additionally, Hispanic women have higher rates of cervical cancer than non …

Introduction: Narrowing the racial/ethnic and socioeconomic disparities in breast and
cervical cancer requires an in-depth understanding of motivation for adherence to cancer …

Introduction: Despite the fact that cervical cancer is highly preventable, it still continues to
occur, even among women who have access to cancer screening and treatment services …

guruge s., hunter ja, barker k., mcnally mj & magalhães l.(2010) Immigrant women's
experiences of receiving care in a mobile health clinic. Journal of Advanced Nursing 66 (2) …