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Hispanics
Probalemente … Usted Necesita Hacerse un Mamogram (Chances Are … You Need a Mammogram)
Preguntas para Hacerle a Su Medico sober el Cancer del Zeno (Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Breast Cancer)
El conocimiento: Es parte de la cure (Knowledge: It's Part of the Cures; print public service announcement)
Los mamogramas: No Solomente una Vez, Sino por Toda una Vida (brochure and bookmark)
Datos y Consejos para Dejar de Fumar (Smoking Facts and Tips for Quitting)
Celebre la Cocina Hispana (Hispanic recipe book)
¡Su Familia se Merece los Mejores Alimentos! (booklet and poster)
Coma Menos Grasa (tip sheet)
Rompa con el Vicio. Una Guia para Dejar de Fumar
La Prueba Pap: Un Metodo para Diagnosticar Cancer del Cuello del Utero (brochure)
Native Americans
Taking Control of Your Health: The Pap Test and Cervical Cancer (videotape)
Traditional Foods Can Be Healthy (booklet)
Multiethnic Mammography Materials (Featuring African-American, Asian, Hispanic, Native American, and White Women)
Understanding Breast Changes: A Guide for All Women
The Facts About Breast Cancer and Mammography
Mammograms … Not Just Once, but for a Lifetime (an easy-to-read publication, also available in Spanish)
Mammograms … Not Just Once, but for a Lifetime (bookmark)
Why Get Mammograms? (a physician's pad with tear-off fact sheets on mammograms to give to their patients)
Over Age 40? Consider Mammograms (a set of five posters each featuring a women of a different race or ethnicity)
Cancer Facts: Breast Cancer and Mammography Facts (a book that describes rates of incidence, mortality, and mammography screening for women of different races or ethnicities)
