The Transformative Power of Narrative as a Behavioral Change Communication Tool to Reduce Health Disparities in Cervical Cancer among Latinas: Global Implications (original) (raw)
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Cervical cancer significantly affects Latinas, who face a higher burden compared to non-Hispanic whites. This study investigates the effectiveness of a culturally tailored narrative film, Tamale Lesson, in promoting cervical cancer screening through increased knowledge and behavioral change in comparison to a non-narrative film, It's Time. Results demonstrate that the narrative approach led to greater acceptance and notable reductions in cervical cancer disparities among Mexican American women.
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