Lilian F Wiysahnyuy, Ngalim Banfegha Valentine
Folktales as indigenous pedagogic tools for educating school children: A mixed methods study among the Nso of Cameroon
Frontiers in psychology
burden breast cervical cancer changing time developing countries regular screening important early detection treatment study assessed inequalities breast cervical cancer screening rates women according household wealth status analyzed potential predictors associated low cancer screening rate jordan nationwide population based crosssectional survey collected information different variables national level evermarried women phrase used throughout text refer women ever married aged 1549 years included survey analysis breast selfexamination bse clinical breast examination cbe least previous year carried 11068 women lifetime papsmear testing carried 8333 women aged 2049 years 39 19 evermarried jordanian women reported undergone breast examination previous year pap smear examination least lifetime respectively rate bse previous year 315 cbe previous year 193 pap smear examination least life 255 adjusted higher performing bse aor 122 95 ci 104143 undergoing cbe aor 131 95 ci 108160 undergoing pap smear examination aor 238 95 ci 192293 among women highest wealthindex quintile compared lowest quintile concentration index 011 bse 001 cbe 027 pap smear examination women twenties living rural southern region jordan elementary school education less listened radio read newspaper times year nulliparous women less likely undergo breast cervical cancer screening rates breast cervical cancer screening low jordan reducing sociodemographic economic inequalities breast cervical cancer screenings requires concerted outreach activities women living socially deprived conditions