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Culture and cancer
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California, USA (California Aggie Online): Cultural factors and language barriers play a role in cancer incidence disparities, according to Moon Chen, Jr., UCD professor of public health sciences and director of AANCART. Prevention, screening, diagnosis and treatment are all hindered by translation difficulties or some groups’ distrust of Western medicine. For example, the lack of equivalents to “cell” or “cancer” in the Hmong language greatly increases the difficulty interpreters have with conveying meaningful health information.
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