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Understanding Knowledge and Attitudes About Breast CancerA Cultural Analysis
Leo R. Chavez, PhD;
F. Allan Hubbell, MD, MSPH;
Juliet M. McMullin, MA;
Rebecca G. Martinez, MA;
Shiraz I. Mishra, MD, PhD
Arch Fam Med. 1995;4(2):145-152.
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