Knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to breast cancer screening among female health care professionals: a cross sectional study
Abstract Background Incidence of breast cancer in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) has increased in recent years. Screening helps in early detection of cancer and early diagnosis and timely treatment of breast cancer lead to a better prognosis. Women in the healthcare profession can have a positive...
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Main Authors: | Humariya Heena (Author), Sajid Durrani (Author), Muhammad Riaz (Author), Isamme AlFayyad (Author), Rabeena Tabasim (Author), Gazi Parvez (Author), Amani Abu-Shaheen (Author) |
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2019-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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