Comparative analysis reveals barriers to breast cancer screening in refugee women, suggesting tailored interventions are necessary.
Findings highlight the influence of refugee background and healthcare access on breast cancer screening beliefs and underscore the need for culturally tailored outreach and interventions to promote early detection among refugee communities. Addressing structural barriers and enhancing culturally responsive education may improve screening engagement and reduce breast cancer disparities in these populations.
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