Addressing high cervical cancer rates in the Rio Grande Valley along the Texas–Mexico border: a community-based initiative focused on education, patient navigation, and medical provider training/telementoring

Mila P. Salcedo,Rose Gowen,Ana M. Rodriguez,Susan P. Fisher-Hoch,M. Daheri,L. Guerra,Paul A. Toscano,M. Gasca,J. Morales,F. E. Reyna-Rodriguez,B. Cavazos,E. Marín,C. Perez,M. Guerra,Andrea Milbourne,Melissa Lopez Varon,Belinda M. Reininger,Maria E. Fernandez,T. Ogburn,Philip E. Castle,Joseph B. McCormick,Ellen Baker,Ernest T. Hawk,Kathleen M Schmeler

Addressing high cervical cancer rates in the Rio Grande Valley along the Texas–Mexico border: a community-based initiative focused on education, patient navigation, and medical provider training/telementoring

2021

Aims:Cervical cancer incidence and mortality rates are approximately 55% higher in the Rio Grande Valley (RGV) along the Texas–Mexico border compared with the average rates in the US. Our aim was t...

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Mortality rate
cervical cancer incidence
community based
Medicine
Cervical cancer
medical provider
Family medicine

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