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Cervical Cancer
Two methods found effective in educating Iranian women about cervical cancer
January 6th, 2005
Researchers in Iran tested the value of two methods to educate female Iranian teachers about preventing and early detection of cervical cancer. M.B. Rezaei and colleagues wrote, "Because of the increased emphasis on prevention and early detection of cervical cancer, we studied the effects of two educational methods on the knowledge, attitude, and practice, as regards prevention of cervical cancer, of women high school teachers in Tabriz. "This study was semiexperimental," they said. "Samples were 129 female teachers divided in three groups: experimental 1 (educated by pamphlets), experimental 2 (educated by a lecture and flash cards), and control...
Source: Women's Health Weekly (2005-01-06)
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