Breast Cancer Prevention Practices and Knowledge in Italian and Chinese Women in Italy: Clinical Checkups, Free NHS Screening Adherence, and Breast Self-Examination (BSE)
Luana Conte,
Roberto Lupo,
Alessia Lezzi
et al.
Abstract:Breast cancer remains a significant global concern, underscoring the critical need for early detection and prevention strategies. Primary and secondary preventive measures, such as routine screenings and behaviors like breast self-examination (BSE), play a crucial role in facilitating early diagnosis. While the National Health System (NHS) in Italy offers free regular screenings for women aged 50–69, there is a lack of clarity regarding the participation of both Italian and Chinese women residing in Italy in t… Show more
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