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See Latest ArticlesThe Use of Sociocultural Constructs in Cancer Screening Research Among African Americans
Cancer Control, 06/30/09
Deshpande AD et al. - A multidisciplinary approach to developing a common language and a standardized set of measures for sociocultural constructs will advance research in this area. Specific recommendations are made for future research.
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