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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Regarding Breast Cancer Screening among Female Nurses at a Tertiary Level Hospital of Sri Lanka
Samarasekara K.R. , Samarasekara K.R. , Sameera R.A.C. , Sameera A.W.M.K.
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Breast cancer is the commonest cancer amongst women worldwide and in Sri Lanka. It has a better cure rate if detected early. Regular screening promotes early detection of breast cancer. However, the practice of breast cancer screening in Sri Lanka is still low.
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