Socio-economic and cultural vulnerabilities to cervical cancer and challenges faced by patients attending care at Tikur Anbessa Hospital: a cross sectional and qualitative study

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[2] Bosch FX(2002)The abject embodiment of cancer patients: Dignity, selfhood and the grotesque body Symbolic Interaction 25 487-513

[3] Waskul D(2007)The socio economic impact of cervical cancer on patients and their families in Argentina and its influence on radiotherapy compliance Results from a cross sectional study Gynecologic Oncol 105 335-340

[4] Van der Riet P(2010)Cancer care challenge in developing countries Cancer 118 3627-35

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[6] Matos E(2002)Knowledge, attitude and practice of screening for carcinoma of the cervix among reproductive health clients at three teaching hospitals, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Ethiopian J Reproductive Health 2 14-22

[7] Zengarini N(2013)Patient side cost and its predictors for cervical cancer in Ethiopia: a cross sectional hospital based study BMC Cancer 13 69-691

[8] Roth B(2003)Meta-Analysis of social inequality and the risk of cervical cancer Int. J. Cancer 105 687-1197

[9] Sankaranayananan R(2009)Early age at first sexual intercourse and early pregnancy are risk factors for cervical cancer in developing countries Br J Cancer 100 1191-793

[10] Parkin M(2003)Cervical human papillomavirus infection in the female population in Barcelona, Spain Sex Transm Dis 30 788-489

[1] Munoz N(1992)The epidemiology of cervical cancer and humanpapilloma virus IARC Scientific Publications 119 251-2

[2] Bosch FX(2002)The abject embodiment of cancer patients: Dignity, selfhood and the grotesque body Symbolic Interaction 25 487-513

[3] Waskul D(2007)The socio economic impact of cervical cancer on patients and their families in Argentina and its influence on radiotherapy compliance Results from a cross sectional study Gynecologic Oncol 105 335-340

[4] Van der Riet P(2010)Cancer care challenge in developing countries Cancer 118 3627-35

[5] Arrossi S(2008)Guideline implementation for breast healthcare in low- and middle-income countries: Breast healthcare program resource allocation Cancer 113 s2282-s2296

[6] Matos E(2002)Knowledge, attitude and practice of screening for carcinoma of the cervix among reproductive health clients at three teaching hospitals, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Ethiopian J Reproductive Health 2 14-22

[7] Zengarini N(2013)Patient side cost and its predictors for cervical cancer in Ethiopia: a cross sectional hospital based study BMC Cancer 13 69-691

[8] Roth B(2003)Meta-Analysis of social inequality and the risk of cervical cancer Int. J. Cancer 105 687-1197

[9] Sankaranayananan R(2009)Early age at first sexual intercourse and early pregnancy are risk factors for cervical cancer in developing countries Br J Cancer 100 1191-793

[10] Parkin M(2003)Cervical human papillomavirus infection in the female population in Barcelona, Spain Sex Transm Dis 30 788-489