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Abstract A150: The BEST (Breast Cancer Education, Screening, and NavigaTion) Program: Addressing breast cancer disparities among uninsured women in West and South Texas

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The program achieved an 80% screening completion rate and a 96% diagnostic follow-up rate among participants.
To date, 9,052 women have enrolled in the program, with 6,795 completing a mammogram for early detection.
The community health worker outreach was crucial in providing no-cost mammograms and navigational support for treatment.
The success of the BEST Program emphasizes the importance of culturally tailored strategies to address health disparities.

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Community-based intervention improves breast cancer screening rates among uninsured women, highlighting disparities in access and care.

Dadha et al. (2025) studied this question.

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