Associations Between Religion-Related Factors and Breast Cancer Screening Among American Muslims

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, April 2014

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RT @aasim_padela: This is really telling and has health and healthcare seeking impacts. For example our work @initiative4im with Muslim wom…

This is really telling and has health and healthcare seeking impacts. For example our work @initiative4im with Muslim women showed that perceived religious discrimination in healthcare settings predicted delayed #breastcancer screening https://t.co/gBU…

RT @UCCancerCenter: A5 Aasim Padela studying connection between religion & #breastcancer screening among American Muslims https://t.co/yBaJ…

A5 Aasim Padela studying connection between religion & #breastcancer screening among American Muslims https://t.co/yBaJDZT3LE #ClosetheBCgap

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