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TSU Breast Cancer Screening Program Awarded $2M Grant | Fyh.news
The TSU Breast Cancer Screening Program is expanding its impact thanks to a $2 million grant from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of T...
Cervical Cancer Education Video Improves Patient Knowledge
To evaluate the impact of a cervical cancer education video on patient knowledge and appointment satisfaction
Methods:
An educational video focuse...
Gastrointestinal Cancer Trends in AANHPI vs NHW Populations
AANHPI cancer trends highlight critical disparities in gastrointestinal cancer incidence across diverse racial and ethnic subgroups. This study dis...
Preventable Yet 4th Leading Cause of Death Among Women | Fyh.news
Cervical cancer prevention and screening are vital to eliminate one of the few cancers that is both preventable and curable. Yet, cervical cancer r...
Breast Cancer Self-Advocacy: What I Would Tell the Woman
After being diagnosed with breast cancer at 39, I learned to advocate for myself—this was the beginning of my journey in breast cancer self-advocac...
Breast Cancer Screening Participation in Underserved Women | FYH
Breast cancer screening participation remains a global challenge, especially among underserved populations. With over 2 million cases diagnosed ann...
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