Medicine and Health

Awareness, attitude, and practice towards cancer cervix prevention among rural women in southern India: A community-based study

S. Ghosh, S. D. Mallya, et al.

A recent community-based study involving 1100 married women in southern Karnataka, India, reveals surprising insights into cervical cancer awareness and screening practices. While nearly all participants held a positive attitude towards screening, only a minority engaged in it. Discover how this research by Supriti Ghosh and colleagues emphasizes the necessity of awareness programs and better access to screening.

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