Barriers to Timely Seeking of Breast Cancer Care Among Palestinian Women: A Cross-Sectional Study.

Mohamedraed ElshamiMalak Ayman QawasmiRoba Jamal GhithanIbrahim Al-SlaibiMohammed AlserNouran Ramzi ShurrabIslam Osama IsmailIbtisam Ismail MahfouzAseel AbdulQader FannonMona Radi HawaNarmeen GiacamanManar AhmaroHeba Mahmoud OkshiyaRula Khader ZaatrehWafa Aqel AbuKhalilFaten Darwish UsrofNoor Khairi MelhimRuba Jamal MadbouhHala Jamal Abu HziemaRaghad Abed-Allateef LahloohSara Nawaf UbaiatNour Ali JaffalReem Khaled AlawnaSalsabeel Naeem AbedBessan Nimer AbuzahraAya Jawad Abu KwaikMays Hafez DodinRaghad Othman TahaDina Mohammed AlashqarRoaa Abd-Alfattah MobarakTasneem SmeratShurouq I AlbarqiNasser Abu-El-NoorBettina Bottcher

Published in: JCO global oncology (2024)

The nature of BC symptoms had an impact on help-seeking behaviors. Participants with good BC symptom awareness were more likely to seek medical advice earlier.

Keyphrases

healthcare
mental health
polycystic ovary syndrome
palliative care
breast cancer risk
quality improvement
physical activity
pregnancy outcomes
sleep quality
type diabetes
pregnant women
affordable care act
patient reported
metabolic syndrome
adipose tissue
chronic pain
depressive symptoms