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Cancer
New cancer data have been reported by scientists at University of Alberta
January 29th, 2009
"Attitudes and beliefs of First Nation Cree women living in a reserve community were explored to gain insights into how cervical screening could be better utilized," scientists in Edmonton, Canada report. "Focused ethnography utilizing participant observation and interviews (n = 8) with participants having experience with cervical screening and/or cancer was conducted. Women did not believe they had adequate information and were resistant to screening because of embarrassment caused by the procedure and fear of cancer, which was viewed as a ''death sentence.'' Conclusions: Challenges faced by First Nation Cree women when contemplating cervical screening are presented,"...
Source: Women's Health Weekly (2009-01-29)
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