Sentence examples for cancer education program from inspiring English sources

Materials and methods: A prostate cancer education program was adapted for deaf men (N = 121), with the goal of creating a single program that could meet the educational needs of this diverse community.

Nearly half said they were "very" or "extremely" interested in participating in a skin cancer education program.

We've been funding breast cancer programs in Kenya since 2001, and gave our first grants to the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust four years ago, helping to underwrite the salary of a health director and a breast cancer education program.

This study result suggests that we need a liver cancer education program to increase HBV awareness and to increase the liver cancer prevention message among low educated populations.

Weinrich et al. previously reported that the use of a prostate cancer education program combined with a navigator resulted in increased prostate cancer screening rates among African American men [ 38].

Study prospects were told that participants would be helping to evaluate a prostate and testicular cancer education program that had been specifically designed to improve the Deaf community's access to health information.

Conclusion: Cancer education programs offered in ASL can help address health knowledge disparities and that in turn can contribute to alleviating these disparities.

In light of the considerable mainstream information available related to breast cancer, these data reinforce the need for more breast cancer education programs that are clearly intended to attract the attention of African American women.

While most of these studies took place in developed countries, a few small-scale studies have been conducted in LMICs and demonstrated that cervical cancer education programs can increase knowledge, screening intention, and screening participation [ 9, 10].

One possible explanation for this finding is that during the interval since prior studies were done, the various breast cancer education programs and fund raising campaigns for breast cancer have helped heighten women's awareness of breast cancer as a health threat.

In Uganda, a donated mammography van was used for a cancer-education program — not for mammograms.