Co-development of breast cancer health promotion educational materials for ethnically diverse women working with hairdressing and beauty salons: BELONG study.

Sakshi AdhavMarjorie Lima de ValeMaham ZamanClare CoultasLouise GoffAshlyn Mernagh-IlesVeline L'EsperanceAlexis KaramanosSalma AyisVasa ĆurčinStevo DurbabaMariam MolokhiaSeeromanie Harding

Published in: The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners (2024)

This study highlights the SAM toolkit's role in selecting suitable educational materials for breast cancer prevention. The research offers prospects for improving breast cancer awareness in ethnically diverse communities and addressing healthcare access disparities, with salon hairdressers emerging as crucial advocates for health promotion.

Keyphrases

health promotion
healthcare
type diabetes
adipose tissue
pregnant women
breast cancer risk
insulin resistance
pregnancy outcomes