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This research aims to assess the impact of video-based education on breast cancer awareness and self-examination practices.

March 26, 2026Open Access

Effectiveness of Video Health Education on Breast Cancer Awareness and Self-Examination in the New Age of Digitalisation: Community-Based Evidence from a Developing Nation

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This research aims to assess the impact of video-based education on breast cancer awareness and self-examination practices.
Implemented a video-based educational intervention for women with access to electronic media
Focused on enhancing knowledge and attitudes toward breast cancer
Targeted communities in a developing nation with limited screening options
Increased awareness of breast cancer among participants
Improved self-examination practices reported
Positive shift in attitudes toward breast cancer detection

Abstract

A video-based educational intervention may enhance breast cancer knowledge, attitudes, and self-examination practices in educated women with access to electronic media. This may contribute to early breast cancer detection in resource-constrained settings with limited screening options.

Effectiveness of Video Health Education on Breast Cancer Awareness and Self-Examination in the New Age of Digitalisation: Community-Based Evidence from a Developing Nation

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