Knowledge, Attitude and Performance Regarding Breast Self-examination among Students of Medical Institutes

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Cross-sectional study evaluates knowledge and attitudes regarding breast self-examination among students, indicating significant educational gaps.

Participants exhibited poor knowledge (28.8%) and average attitudes (76.7%) towards breast self-examination.
Out of 354 students surveyed, only 22.8% reported performing breast self-examinations regularly.
Significant relationships were found between knowledge levels and both academic semester and field of study.
The results highlight the need for improved educational programs to enhance breast self-examination practices.

Sakhi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study evaluates knowledge and attitudes regarding breast self-examination among students, indicating significant educational gaps.