Characteristics Associated with Mammography Screening among Both Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Women
Evelinn A. BorrayoLisa M. HinesTim ByersBetsy RisendalMartha L. SlatteryCarol SweeneyKathy B. BaumgartnerAnna R. Giuliano
Abstract
Ethnic-specific characteristics appear to explain differences in mammography adherence among Hispanic and NHW women. Disparities in screening rates, late-stage disease and breast cancer mortality that impact Hispanic women could potentially be addressed more effectively by interventions that specifically target the unique characteristics of the Hispanic population.
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