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The Effect of Formal Education on Ovarian Cancer and Clinical Trial Awareness Among Black and Latino US Women: The Promising Role of Annual Women’s Wellness Visits to Improve Health Literacy

2023-09-29

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><italic>Background</italic> Ovarian Cancer (OC) is ranked as one of the deadliest women’s cancers in the United States. Due to non-specific symptoms, it is often misdiagnosed and detected late. The mortality rate is higher and increasing among Black women. In addition, Black women have poor rates of participation in clinical trials. <italic>Methods</italic> We conducted a survey study a...

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