Comprehensive assessment of breast health and cancer awareness understanding symptom recognition and breast self-examination among women in India, Malaysia, and Africa.

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Cross-sectional survey highlights variations in breast health awareness and BSE practices in different regions.

Higher awareness of breast self-examination was noted among Indian women, yet adherence to practice remains low.
African women showed greater frequency of imaging investigations and oral contraceptive use while experiencing earlier menarche.
Malaysian women had more irregular menstrual cycles and reported identifying lumps more frequently during BSE.
Socioeconomic status and cultural beliefs significantly influenced breast health behaviors and awareness in these populations.

Tiwari et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional survey highlights variations in breast health awareness and BSE practices in different regions.

Higher awareness of breast self-examination was noted among Indian women, yet adherence to practice remains low.
African women showed greater frequency of imaging investigations and oral contraceptive use while experiencing earlier menarche.
Malaysian women had more irregular menstrual cycles and reported identifying lumps more frequently during BSE.
Socioeconomic status and cultural beliefs significantly influenced breast health behaviors and awareness in these populations.

Tiwari et al. (2025) studied this question.

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