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Exploring Beliefs About Fertility Awareness-Based Methods Among Women of Color of Reproductive Age
Valerie Cruz Ortiz, MSPH; Helen Chin, PhD; Rochelle Davidson-Mhonde, PhD; Michelle S. Williams, PhD George Mason University, Department of Global and Community Health Abstract Background: Unintended pregnancy remains a public health challenge, with rates among women of color remaining disproportionately high. Fertility Awareness-Based Methods (FABMs) offer an effective, non-hormonal method that aligns with the contraception preferences women of color have for user control an
The Effectiveness of Culturally Relevant Breast Cancer Education Messages Tailored for Young Black Women
Research Team: Golda Anderson, Farah Bahr, Tanvi Bhat, Juliet Bonnah, PA, Aya Laoufir, and Paris Stephens Advisor : Dr. Michelle S....
The Acceptability of Cervical Cancer Stigma Reduction Intervention Materials among Healthcare Providers in Ghana
Juliet Bonnah, PA & Dr. Michelle S. Williams Abstract Background: Cervical cancer is currently the second leading cause of cancer death...
The Role of Healthcare Providers in Shared Decision Making for Cervical Cancer Prevention in Ghana
Juliet Bonnah, PA, Dr. Baffour Awuah, Dr. Michelle S. Williams Abstract Background: Cervical cancer is currently the second leading cause...
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