Trial Outcomes & Findings for Breast Health Education for Underserved Latino Women (NCT NCT02205736)

NCT ID: NCT02205736

Last Updated: 2024-09-19

Results Overview

Participants completed 25-item questionnaires requiring True/False responses to evaluate breast health knowledge at Baseline and Post-Intervention. True/False responses were recoded as being correct or incorrect, resulting in 25 unique 2x2 contingency tables of paired, dichotomous survey responses. Reported here are the frequencies of paired subject responses for each question on the Baseline and Post-Intervention questionnaires. Questions are listed below as Row Titles. Abbreviations to note include: Question: Q Mammography, Mammogram: MAM Breast cancer: BC True/False: T/F

Recruitment status

COMPLETED

Study phase

Target enrollment

329 participants

Primary outcome timeframe

Baseline to Post-Intervention, occurring the same day; duration is approximately several hours.

Results posted on

2024-09-19

Participant Flow

Participants for the Living Room Visits were recruited by community flyers, word of mouth, and promoted via community gatekeepers.

Participant milestones

Participant milestones
Measure	Living Room Visit Participants Latino women who received breast health education in community-based small group breast health educational sessions.
Overall Study STARTED	329
Overall Study COMPLETED	223
Overall Study NOT COMPLETED	106

Reasons for withdrawal

Reasons for withdrawal
Measure	Living Room Visit Participants Latino women who received breast health education in community-based small group breast health educational sessions.
Overall Study Lost to Follow-up	106

Baseline Characteristics

The history of mammogram prior to Living Room Visit will be evaluated in participants aged 40 or older due to current screening recommendations.

Baseline characteristics by cohort

Baseline characteristics by cohort
Measure	Living Room Visit Participants n=329 Participants Latino women who received breast health education in community-based small group breast health educational sessions.
Age, Continuous	42 Years n=329 Participants
Sex: Female, Male Female	329 Participants n=329 Participants
Sex: Female, Male Male	0 Participants n=329 Participants
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB) Hispanic or Latino	329 Participants n=329 Participants
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB) Not Hispanic or Latino	0 Participants n=329 Participants
Ethnicity (NIH/OMB) Unknown or Not Reported	0 Participants n=329 Participants
Region of Enrollment United States	329 Participants n=329 Participants
History of Mammogram (in women aged 40 or older) prior to Living Room Visits	125 Participants n=195 Participants • The history of mammogram prior to Living Room Visit will be evaluated in participants aged 40 or older due to current screening recommendations.

PRIMARY outcome

Timeframe: Baseline to Post-Intervention, occurring the same day; duration is approximately several hours.

Population: Latina women, aged 18 years or older at consent (i.e., Baseline), completing both the Baseline and Post-Intervention surveys during the health education program

Outcome measures

Outcome measures
Measure	Living Room Visit Participants n=329 Participants Latina women, aged 18 years or older at consent (i.e., Baseline), completing both the Baseline and Post-Intervention surveys during the Living Room Visits.
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q14: You should go see a doctor if you notice changes in the size or shape of your breast(s), T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	322 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q17: See a doctor if you notice pulling in of the nipple or other parts of your breast(s), T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	313 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q14: You should go see a doctor if you notice changes in the size or shape of your breast(s), T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q14: You should go see a doctor if you notice changes in the size or shape of your breast(s), T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	1 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q15: See a doctor if you find unusual liquid coming from nipple when not pregnant/breastfeeding, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	6 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q15: See a doctor if you find unusual liquid coming from nipple when not pregnant/breastfeeding, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	1 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q15: See a doctor if you find unusual liquid coming from nipple when not pregnant/breastfeeding, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q15: See a doctor if you find unusual liquid coming from nipple when not pregnant/breastfeeding, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	322 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q16: See a doctor if you have a stabbing breast pain that does not seem to get better, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	5 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q16: See a doctor if you have a stabbing breast pain that does not seem to get better, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q16: See a doctor if you have a stabbing breast pain that does not seem to get better, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	1 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q16: See a doctor if you have a stabbing breast pain that does not seem to get better, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	323 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q17: See a doctor if you notice pulling in of the nipple or other parts of your breast(s), T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	16 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q17: See a doctor if you notice pulling in of the nipple or other parts of your breast(s), T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q17: See a doctor if you notice pulling in of the nipple or other parts of your breast(s), T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q18: Women don't need to be aware of changes with their breasts until they reach 40 years old, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	25 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q18: Women don't need to be aware of changes with their breasts until they reach 40 years old, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	15 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q18: Women don't need to be aware of changes with their breasts until they reach 40 years old, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	15 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q18: Women don't need to be aware of changes with their breasts until they reach 40 years old, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	274 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q19: Knowing how your breast/underarms normally look/feel are important parts of breast health, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	18 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q19: Knowing how your breast/underarms normally look/feel are important parts of breast health, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	1 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q19: Knowing how your breast/underarms normally look/feel are important parts of breast health, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	3 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q19: Knowing how your breast/underarms normally look/feel are important parts of breast health, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	307 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q20: A screening MAM is only needed if you noticed changes with your breast(s) in the past year, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	62 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q20: A screening MAM is only needed if you noticed changes with your breast(s) in the past year, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	17 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q20: A screening MAM is only needed if you noticed changes with your breast(s) in the past year, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	13 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q20: A screening MAM is only needed if you noticed changes with your breast(s) in the past year, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	237 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q21: When detected early, the chance of curing breast cancer is increased, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	3 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q21: When detected early, the chance of curing breast cancer is increased, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q21: When detected early, the chance of curing breast cancer is increased, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	10 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q21: When detected early, the chance of curing breast cancer is increased, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	316 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q22: Getting yearly MAM and clinical breast exams are the best ways to detect BC early, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	9 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q22: Getting yearly MAM and clinical breast exams are the best ways to detect BC early, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q22: Getting yearly MAM and clinical breast exams are the best ways to detect BC early, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	10 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q22: Getting yearly MAM and clinical breast exams are the best ways to detect BC early, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	306 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q23: BC is the most common cancer diagnosed among Hispanic/Latina women, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	75 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q23: BC is the most common cancer diagnosed among Hispanic/Latina women, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	7 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q23: BC is the most common cancer diagnosed among Hispanic/Latina women, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	8 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q23: BC is the most common cancer diagnosed among Hispanic/Latina women, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	239 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q24: Healthy women do not need to get MAM annually, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	31 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q24: Healthy women do not need to get MAM annually, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	8 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q24: Healthy women do not need to get MAM annually, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	9 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q24: Healthy women do not need to get MAM annually, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	281 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q25: If you don't see changes with your breasts in the past year, a MAM isn't necessary, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	49 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q25: If you don't see changes with your breasts in the past year, a MAM isn't necessary, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	13 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q25: If you don't see changes with your breasts in the past year, a MAM isn't necessary, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	7 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q25: If you don't see changes with your breasts in the past year, a MAM isn't necessary, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	260 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q1: MAM is screening that helps doctors look for BC so it can be found early enough to be cured, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	9 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q1: MAM is screening that helps doctors look for BC so it can be found early enough to be cured, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q1: MAM is screening that helps doctors look for BC so it can be found early enough to be cured, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	8 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q1: MAM is screening that helps doctors look for BC so it can be found early enough to be cured, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	312 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q2: MAM is done to stop BC from happening, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	142 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q2: MAM is done to stop BC from happening, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	64 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q2: MAM is done to stop BC from happening, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	15 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q2: MAM is done to stop BC from happening, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	108 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q3: MAM does not help to find BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	46 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q3: MAM does not help to find BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	24 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q3: MAM does not help to find BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	22 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q3: MAM does not help to find BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	237 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q4: Screening MAM are not needed as frequently if you perform regular self-breast exams, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	36 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q4: Screening MAM are not needed as frequently if you perform regular self-breast exams, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	11 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q13: Having an aunt with B/C may INCREASE your chances of getting B/C, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q4: Screening MAM are not needed as frequently if you perform regular self-breast exams, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	15 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q4: Screening MAM are not needed as frequently if you perform regular self-breast exams, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	267 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q5: Maintaining a healthy weight may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	143 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q5: Maintaining a healthy weight may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	8 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q5: Maintaining a healthy weight may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	1 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q5: Maintaining a healthy weight may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	177 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q6: Limiting alcohol intake may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	155 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q6: Limiting alcohol intake may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	8 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q6: Limiting alcohol intake may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q6: Limiting alcohol intake may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	162 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q7: Regular physical activity/exercise may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	113 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q7: Regular physical activity/exercise may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q7: Regular physical activity/exercise may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q7: Regular physical activity/exercise may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	212 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q8: Breastfeeding may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	109 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q8: Breastfeeding may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	13 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q8: Breastfeeding may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q8: Breastfeeding may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	203 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q9: Having large breasts may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	39 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q9: Having large breasts may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	5 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q9: Having large breasts may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q9: Having large breasts may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	281 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q10: Trauma or injury to the breast(s) may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	219 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q10: Trauma or injury to the breast(s) may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	16 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q10: Trauma or injury to the breast(s) may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q10: Trauma or injury to the breast(s) may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	90 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q11: Having a mother with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	25 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q11: Having a mother with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	2 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q11: Having a mother with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	2 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q11: Having a mother with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	300 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q12: Having a friend with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	13 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q12: Having a friend with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q12: Having a friend with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	3 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q12: Having a friend with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	313 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q13: Having an aunt with B/C may INCREASE your chances of getting B/C, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	76 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q13: Having an aunt with B/C may INCREASE your chances of getting B/C, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at Post-Intervention	2 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q13: Having an aunt with B/C may INCREASE your chances of getting B/C, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	247 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Immediately After the Health Education Program (i.e., Post-Intervention). Q14: You should go see a doctor if you notice changes in the size or shape of your breast(s), T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at Post-Intervention	6 Participants

SECONDARY outcome

Timeframe: Baseline to 3-Month Contact; duration is approximately three months

Population: Latina women, aged 18 years or older at consent (i.e., baseline), completing both the Baseline and 3-month Contact surveys following the breast health education program. This outcome is reported only for subjects completing the 3-month Contact survey.

Participants completed 25-item questionnaires requiring True/False responses to evaluate breast health knowledge at Baseline and 3-Month Contact. True/False responses were recoded as being correct or incorrect, resulting in 25 unique 2x2 contingency tables of paired, dichotomous survey responses. Reported here are the frequencies of paired subject responses for each question on the Baseline and 3-Month Contact questionnaires. Questions are listed below as Row Titles. Abbreviations to note include: Question: Q Mammography, Mammogram: MAM Breast cancer: BC True/False: T/F

Outcome measures

Outcome measures
Measure	Living Room Visit Participants n=223 Participants Latina women, aged 18 years or older at consent (i.e., Baseline), completing both the Baseline and Post-Intervention surveys during the Living Room Visits.
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q4: Screening MAM are not needed as frequently if you perform regular self-breast exams, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	174 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q9: Having large breasts may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	20 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q10: Trauma or injury to the breast(s) may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	11 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q11: Having a mother with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q13: Having an aunt with B/C may INCREASE your chances of getting B/C, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	20 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q20: A screening MAM is only needed if you noticed changes with your breast(s) in the past year, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	15 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q23: BC is the most common cancer diagnosed among Hispanic/Latina women, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	42 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q24: Healthy women do not need to get MAM annually, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	25 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q1: MAM is screening that helps doctors look for BC so it can be found early enough to be cured, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	8 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q1: MAM is screening that helps doctors look for BC so it can be found early enough to be cured, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q1: MAM is screening that helps doctors look for BC so it can be found early enough to be cured, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q1: MAM is screening that helps doctors look for BC so it can be found early enough to be cured, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	211 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q2: MAM is done to stop BC from happening, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	68 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q2: MAM is done to stop BC from happening, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	74 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q2: MAM is done to stop BC from happening, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	15 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q2: MAM is done to stop BC from happening, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	66 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q3: MAM does not help to find BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	45 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q3: MAM does not help to find BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	7 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q3: MAM does not help to find BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	22 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q3: MAM does not help to find BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	149 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q4: Screening MAM are not needed as frequently if you perform regular self-breast exams, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	27 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q4: Screening MAM are not needed as frequently if you perform regular self-breast exams, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	8 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q4: Screening MAM are not needed as frequently if you perform regular self-breast exams, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	14 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q5: Maintaining a healthy weight may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	75 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q5: Maintaining a healthy weight may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	28 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q5: Maintaining a healthy weight may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	18 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q5: Maintaining a healthy weight may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	102 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q6: Limiting alcohol intake may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	72 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q6: Limiting alcohol intake may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	42 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q6: Limiting alcohol intake may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	15 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q6: Limiting alcohol intake may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	94 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q7: Regular physical activity/exercise may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	62 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q7: Regular physical activity/exercise may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	20 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q7: Regular physical activity/exercise may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	18 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q7: Regular physical activity/exercise may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	123 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q8: Breastfeeding may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	44 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q8: Breastfeeding may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	41 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q8: Breastfeeding may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	15 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q8: Breastfeeding may DECREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	123 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q9: Having large breasts may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	18 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q9: Having large breasts may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	13 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q9: Having large breasts may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	172 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q10: Trauma or injury to the breast(s) may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	94 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q10: Trauma or injury to the breast(s) may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	71 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q10: Trauma or injury to the breast(s) may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	47 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q11: Having a mother with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	18 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q11: Having a mother with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q11: Having a mother with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	197 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q12: Having a friend with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	11 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q12: Having a friend with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q12: Having a friend with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q12: Having a friend with BC may INCREASE your chances of getting BC, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	208 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q13: Having an aunt with B/C may INCREASE your chances of getting B/C, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	32 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q13: Having an aunt with B/C may INCREASE your chances of getting B/C, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	12 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q13: Having an aunt with B/C may INCREASE your chances of getting B/C, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	159 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q14: You should go see a doctor if you notice changes in the size or shape of your breast(s), T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q14: You should go see a doctor if you notice changes in the size or shape of your breast(s), T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q14: You should go see a doctor if you notice changes in the size or shape of your breast(s), T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	1 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q14: You should go see a doctor if you notice changes in the size or shape of your breast(s), T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	218 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q15: See a doctor if you find unusual liquid coming from nipple when not pregnant/breastfeeding, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	3 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q15: See a doctor if you find unusual liquid coming from nipple when not pregnant/breastfeeding, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q15: See a doctor if you find unusual liquid coming from nipple when not pregnant/breastfeeding, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	2 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q15: See a doctor if you find unusual liquid coming from nipple when not pregnant/breastfeeding, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	218 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q16: See a doctor if you have a stabbing breast pain that does not seem to get better, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q16: See a doctor if you have a stabbing breast pain that does not seem to get better, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q16: See a doctor if you have a stabbing breast pain that does not seem to get better, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	1 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q16: See a doctor if you have a stabbing breast pain that does not seem to get better, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	218 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q17: See a doctor if you notice pulling in of the nipple or other parts of your breast(s), T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	9 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q17: See a doctor if you notice pulling in of the nipple or other parts of your breast(s), T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q17: See a doctor if you notice pulling in of the nipple or other parts of your breast(s), T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	5 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q17: See a doctor if you notice pulling in of the nipple or other parts of your breast(s), T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	209 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q18: Women don't need to be aware of changes with their breasts until they reach 40 years old, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	16 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q18: Women don't need to be aware of changes with their breasts until they reach 40 years old, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	11 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q18: Women don't need to be aware of changes with their breasts until they reach 40 years old, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	7 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q18: Women don't need to be aware of changes with their breasts until they reach 40 years old, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	189 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q19: Knowing how your breast/underarms normally look/feel are important parts of breast health, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	13 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q19: Knowing how your breast/underarms normally look/feel are important parts of breast health, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q19: Knowing how your breast/underarms normally look/feel are important parts of breast health, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	2 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q19: Knowing how your breast/underarms normally look/feel are important parts of breast health, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	208 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q20: A screening MAM is only needed if you noticed changes with your breast(s) in the past year, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	37 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q20: A screening MAM is only needed if you noticed changes with your breast(s) in the past year, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	36 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q20: A screening MAM is only needed if you noticed changes with your breast(s) in the past year, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	135 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q21: When detected early, the chance of curing breast cancer is increased, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	2 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q21: When detected early, the chance of curing breast cancer is increased, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q21: When detected early, the chance of curing breast cancer is increased, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q21: When detected early, the chance of curing breast cancer is increased, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	217 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q22: Getting yearly MAM and clinical breast exams are the best ways to detect BC early, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	7 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q22: Getting yearly MAM and clinical breast exams are the best ways to detect BC early, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	0 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q22: Getting yearly MAM and clinical breast exams are the best ways to detect BC early, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	5 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q22: Getting yearly MAM and clinical breast exams are the best ways to detect BC early, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	211 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q23: BC is the most common cancer diagnosed among Hispanic/Latina women, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	9 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q23: BC is the most common cancer diagnosed among Hispanic/Latina women, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	14 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q23: BC is the most common cancer diagnosed among Hispanic/Latina women, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	158 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q24: Healthy women do not need to get MAM annually, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	4 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q24: Healthy women do not need to get MAM annually, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	11 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q24: Healthy women do not need to get MAM annually, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	183 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q25: If you don't see changes with your breasts in the past year, a MAM isn't necessary, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	39 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q25: If you don't see changes with your breasts in the past year, a MAM isn't necessary, T/F · Answered incorrectly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	8 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q25: If you don't see changes with your breasts in the past year, a MAM isn't necessary, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered incorrectly at 3-Month Contact	9 Participants
The Frequencies of Paired Responses to Identical Questions on a Survey Administered at Two Timepoints: Before the Health Education Program (i.e., Baseline) and Three Months After the Intervention to Assess Retention (i.e., 3-Month Contact) Q25: If you don't see changes with your breasts in the past year, a MAM isn't necessary, T/F · Answered correctly at Baseline and answered correctly at 3-Month Contact	167 Participants

Adverse Events

Living Room Visit Participants

Serious events: 0 serious events

Other events: 0 other events

Deaths: 0 deaths

Serious adverse events

Adverse event data not reported

Other adverse events

Adverse event data not reported

Additional Information

Dr. James Symanowski

Levine Cancer Institute at Carolinas Healthcare System

Phone: 9804422371

Email: [email protected]

Results disclosure agreements

Principal investigator is a sponsor employee
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