Researchers Explore Role of Culture in Decision to Get a Mammogram

September 2, 2009

For the past seven years, a multidisciplinary team of UCSF researchers has attempted to understand why women choose to have or forego regular mammograms — a simple and effective tool for detecting breast cancer — and what role culture plays in that decision process.

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