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Effectiveness of different educational interventions on knowledge, attitude and willingness to undergo cervical cancer screening in rural Indonesia: a quasi-exp

The low uptake of cervical cancer screening (CCS) in rural areas is mainly related to the lack of awareness regarding cervical cancer. Using educational interventions has been shown to substantially improve knowledge and attitude towards cervical cancer, which are important deter

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