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Adherence to cervical and breast cancer programs is crucial to improving screening performance
Rural and Remote Health, 09/25/09

Mauad EC et al. – Use of a mobile screening unit is a useful strategy in developing countries where local health systems have inadequate facilities for cancer screening in underserved populations. A multimodal approach to community outreach strategies, especially using CHCAs and radio advertisements, can improve the uptake of mass screening in low–income, low–educational background female populations.

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