Effect of a community-based intervention to increase participation in cervical cancer screening among Pakistani and Somali women in Norway

A qualitative study design was used to explore Nepali women ’ s perceptions on cervical cancer screening and especially their views on related barriers to participation and

Keywords: gender, diversity, recruitment, selection process, retention, turnover, military culture,

Incubation of cerebellar granule cells with excess NaCl caused reduction in glucose metabolism, as could be seen from the reduced consumption of glucose and the diminished formation

challenges and practical implementation of a community based intervention aimed to increase the participation of immigrant women in cervical cancer screening in Norway.. Methods:

Findings In this cluster randomized clinical trial that included 73 general practices in 20 clusters, the proportion of immigrant women screened increased by 2.6% in the

Following the identification of insufficient iodine intake levels in Norwegian pregnant women and the general reduction in milk and fish consumption in the Norwegian population [4],

The gender distribution within the different ICPC groups was equal, with two exceptions: the Latvian population had a higher proportion of males with digestive diseases (59% versus

Immigrants’ perception of preventive care may differ among the different immigrant groups and from the perception of host population; a Swedish study (33) reported that immigrants