Some One-On-One Attention Boosts Chances Of Latinas Getting Screened For Breast Cancer

Summary: A new study shows that some one-on-one attention paid to Latinas can boost the likelihood they will be screened for breast cancer. For the study, low-income Latinas were visited by a Spanish-speaking health care worker called a "promotora" who provided them with information about getting a mammogram. After the visit, the women received a follow-up phone call, reminding them to make an appointment. The findings show that more than 19 percent of the women who received this one-on-one attention