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Mary Ann Liebert, Journal of Women's Health, 2(23), p. 138-145
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Perceived Discrimination Is Associated with Reduced Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening: The Study of Women's Health Across the Nation (SWAN)
Journal article published in 2014 by
Elizabeth A. Jacobs,
Paul J. Rathouz,
Kelly Karavolos,
Susan A. Everson-Rose,
Imke Janssen 
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Howard M. Kravitz,
Tené T. Lewis,
Lynda H. Powell
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Howard M. Kravitz,
Tené T. Lewis,
Lynda H. Powell
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Abstract
Background: Racial disparities in breast and cervical cancer screening have been documented in African American, Hispanic, and Asian populations. Perceived discrimination may contribute to this disparity. The aim of this study was to understand the relationship between perceived everyday racial/ethnic and other discrimination and receipt of breast and cervical cancer screening in a multiethnic population of women.