Social disparities and patients’ attitudes are associated with lower rates of cervical cancer screening in Brazil: Results of EVITA study (LACOG 0215).

17/05/2018

Abstracts, Publications, Publications Gynecological

A. N. Rodrigues, A. de Melo, A. Calabrich, E. Cronemberger, K. Torres, F. Damian, R. C. Leal, C. Rameri, A. De Azevedo, A. da Fonseca, Y. Neron, J. S. Nunes, A. Lopes, F. Thome, R. Leal, G. Borges, A. F. da Silva, M. F. Rodrigues, F. Zaffaroni, G. Werutsky, F. C. Maluf

ASCO 2018

Full link: https://meetinglibrary.asco.org/record/163812/abstract

Social disparities and patients’ attitudes are associated with lower rates of cervical cancer screening in Brazil: Results of EVITA study (LACOG 0215).

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Social disparities and patients’ attitudes are associated with lower rates of cervical cancer screening in Brazil: Results of EVITA study (LACOG 0215).

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