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Knowledge of breast cancer among patients undergoing breast cancer treatment at a Tertiary Hospital in Ghana

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By Josephine Nsaful, Florence Dedey, Kirstyn E. Brownson, Ruth Laryea
| eCancer Verified
Nsaful Josephine, Dedey Florence, Brownson Kirstyn E, Laryea Ruth Y, Coleman Nathaniel, Tetteh John, Sheriff Mohammed Albezel, Clegg-Lamptey Joe-Nat, Calys-Tagoe Benedict N L (2024) Knowledge of breast cancer among patients undergoing breast cancer treatment at a Tertiary Hospital in Ghana ecancer 18 1808
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Health-seeking behaviour of breast cancer patients receiving care at a tertiary institution in Ghana

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By Florence Dedey, Josephine Nsaful, Kirstyn E. Brownson, Ruth Laryea
| eCancer Verified
How likely is this article to improve patient care in your region? Is reading this article likely to improve your clinical practice? How likely are you to recommend this article to a colleague?
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Health-seeking behaviour of breast cancer patients receiving care at a tertiary institution in Ghana

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By Florence Dedey, Josephine Nsaful, Kirstyn E. Brownson, Ruth Laryea
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Background: Breast cancer incidence rates are rising in Africa and mortality is highest in West Africa. Reasons for poor survival are multifactorial but delays in seeking appropriate health care result in late presentation which contributes significantly to poor outcomes. Total delays of more than 3 months have been associated with advanced stage at presentation and poorer survival.
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