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A mobile health intervention: using creative technology to raise breast cancer awareness in India

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A mobile health intervention: using creative technology to raise breast cancer awareness in India. / Fletcher-Brown, Judith; Carter, Diane.

2019. Abstract from World Social Marketing Conference 2019, Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

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Harvard

Fletcher-Brown, J & Carter, D 2019, 'A mobile health intervention: using creative technology to raise breast cancer awareness in India', World Social Marketing Conference 2019, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 4/06/19 - 5/06/19. <https://wsmconference.com/public/data/chalk/file/3/f/WSMC%202019%20Programme%20FINAL.pdf>

APA

Fletcher-Brown, J., & Carter, D. (2019). A mobile health intervention: using creative technology to raise breast cancer awareness in India. Abstract from World Social Marketing Conference 2019, Edinburgh, United Kingdom. https://wsmconference.com/public/data/chalk/file/3/f/WSMC%202019%20Programme%20FINAL.pdf

Vancouver

Fletcher-Brown J, Carter D. A mobile health intervention: using creative technology to raise breast cancer awareness in India. 2019. Abstract from World Social Marketing Conference 2019, Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

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Fletcher-Brown, Judith ; Carter, Diane. / A mobile health intervention: using creative technology to raise breast cancer awareness in India. Abstract from World Social Marketing Conference 2019, Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

Bibtex

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abstract = "Statistics show by 2020 breast cancer is set to become the most common type of cancer among all women in India, the highest mortality rate occurring in those aged 30-50 years. This longitudinal study aims to change behaviour to normalise self-breast examination by women in India via the implementation of a mobile digital application (MDA). The mhealth social offering of this study is determinable as better health and well-being for Indian women, empowerment for womenand normalisation of discussions about breast healthcare.",
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