Health Care for Women International, Volume 39, Issue 5 (2018)

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Cancer
Eleanor Krassen Covan (Editor-in-Chief) PhD
Pages: 505-506
Published online: 02 May 2018
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Death, contagion and shame: The potential of cancer survivors' advocacy in Zambia
Britta Wigginton, Kim Farmer, Sharon Kapambwe, Lisa Fitzgerald, Marina M. Reeves & Sheleigh P. Lawler
Pages: 507-521
Published online: 02 Feb 2018
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“The disease is mine, the body is mine, I decide”: Individual, interpersonal, and institutional barriers and facilitators among survivors of women's cancers in Andean countries
Caroline M. Johnson, Yamile Molina, Magaly Blas, Mallory Erickson, Angela Bayer, Marina Chiappe Gutierrez, Paul E. Nevin, Isaac Alva & Deepa Rao
Pages: 522-535
Published online: 02 Feb 2018
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Barriers to care for women with breast cancer symptoms in rural Bangladesh
Heather Story Steiness, Michelle Villegas-Gold, Homaira Parveen, Tahmina Ferdousy & Ophira Ginsburg
Pages: 536-554
Published online: 02 Apr 2018
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Cognitive determinants of cervical cancer screening behavior among housewife women in Iran: An application of Health Belief Model
Towhid Babazadeh, Haidar Nadrian, Hamed Rezakhani Moghaddam, Elaheh Ezzati, Reza Sarkhosh & Shahin Aghemiri
Pages: 555-570
Published online: 09 Feb 2018
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Breast cancer awareness, attitude and practices among female university students: A descriptive study from Jordan
Arwa Alsaraireh & Muhammad W. Darawad
Pages: 571-583
Published online: 16 Oct 2017
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A qualitative study of cervical cancer and cervical cancer screening awareness among nurses in Ghana
Michelle S. Williams, Ernest Kenu, Isaac Dzubey, Jemima A. Dennis-Antwi & Kevin Fontaine
Pages: 584-594
Published online: 02 Feb 2018
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Distinctive psychological and social experiences of women choosing prophylactic oophorectomy for cancer prevention
Rachel Meadows, Tasleem J. Padamsee & Electra D. Paskett
Pages: 595-616
Published online: 02 Feb 2018
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