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Association of primary care physician sex with cervical cancer and mammography screening.

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Daniel James Ince-Cushman, José A. Correa, Jennifer Shuldiner, Judith Segouin

Abstract

Male primary care physician sex is associated with lower rates of cervical cancer screening in an urban multicultural context. The study did not detect a physician sex effect in the mammography cohort.

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