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Abstract A149: De Casa En Casa Program: Preventing cervical cancer in West & South Texas

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The program achieved a 72% screening completion rate among 8,668 women, significantly increasing access to cervical cancer prevention services.
Outreach efforts reached 63 counties, focusing on uninsured women aged 21–65 years, enhancing the overall early detection rates.
Culturally tailored education and patient navigation helped diagnose 12 cervical cancers, all of whom were referred for treatment.
Community engagement strategies show potential for reducing health disparities in cervical cancer rates across rural Texas.

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The De Casa en Casa Program increases cervical cancer screening in underserved communities, indicating effective health intervention strategies.

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The De Casa en Casa Program increases cervical cancer screening in underserved communities, indicating effective health intervention strategies.