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See Latest ArticlesBarriers to Adherence to Screening Mammography Among Women With Disabilities
American Journal of Public Health, 10/21/09
Yankaskas BC et al. – The most common reasons cited by women both with and without disabilities for not returning for screening were lack of a breast problem, pain and expense associated with a mammogram, and lack of a physician recommendation. Women with disabilities were less likely to receive a physician recommendation. Women with disabilities are less likely than those without disabilities to receive a physician recommendation for screening mammography, and this is particularly the case among older women and those with multiple disabilities. There is a need for equitable preventive health care in this population.
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