Given a choice between self-sampling at home for HPV testing and standard of care screening at the clinic, what do African American women choose? Findings from a group randomized controlled trial

scientific article published on 15 December 2020

Given a choice between self-sampling at home for HPV testing and standard of care screening at the clinic, what do African American women choose? Findings from a group randomized controlled trial is …
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P356DOI10.1016/J.YPMED.2020.106358
P698PubMed publication ID33338505

P50authorPhilip E. CastleQ90438073
P2093author name stringYufeng Li
Jane J Kim
Isabel C Scarinci
Nicole G Campos
Laura Tucker
Sylvia Peral
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P304page(s)106358
P577publication date2020-12-15
P1433published inPreventive MedicineQ7242397
P1476titleGiven a choice between self-sampling at home for HPV testing and standard of care screening at the clinic, what do African American women choose? Findings from a group randomized controlled trial

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