Women from ethnic minority backgrounds often too shy to talk to GPs
Women from ethnic minority backgrounds in England who have potential cancer symptoms are more likely to be embarrassed to go to their GPs than white women, a study suggests.
Cancer Nursing Practice.
19, 1, 7-7.
doi: 10.7748/cnp.19.1.7.s6
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