This study developed and evaluated a socioculturally tailored intervention to improve
knowledge, beliefs and clinical breast examination (CBE) among South Asian (SA) …

Objective To investigate, using the Health Belief Model as a theoretical framework, the
incentives and barriers to breast cancer screening in a recent immigrant group, older Tamil …

Few studies have examined social factors related to breast cancer screening in Asian Indian
women in the Midwestern US. This cross-sectional, community-based survey utilized …

Background: Cultural-appropriate strategies can be designed to promote cancer screening if
the unique needs and characteristics of ethnic groups are identified. Most of the data …

Background Women living in the Arab world present low breast cancer screening rates,
delayed diagnosis, and higher mortality rates. Purpose To further explore the Muslim Syrian …

Little is known about breast cancer screening behaviours among immigrant-Korean women
in Australia. This study reported breast cancer screening status and whether demographic …

This study examined the utilization of clinical breast examinations (CBEs) and
mammograms among Korean American immigrant women and investigated how the six …

A pre-post test, two-group study was conducted to examine the effects of a culturally
competent targeted intervention titled GO EARLY Save Your Life on the breast cancer and …

The purpose of this article is to examine the health beliefs and literacy about breast cancer
and their relationship with breast cancer screening among American Indian (AI) women …

Purpose of research The aims of the study were to report breast cancer screening practices
among Indian–Australian women and to examine the relationship between demographic …