The Native Circle CIRCLE / Breast

BREAST

A Few Things You Should Know About Breast Cancer. The Breast Cancer Fund (tiny pamphlet), 1999.
Avon Breast Cancer Awareness Crusade: Breast Care Guide for Cherokee Women, 1996. (pamphlet)
Bartow S and Pathak D: Breast Mammographic Pattern: A Concatenation of Confounding and Breast Cancer Risk Factors. Am J Epidemiol 142(8):813-819, 1995.
Becker SA, Foxall M: An Analysis of Health Behavior Theories Applied to Breast-Screening Behavior for Relevance with American Indian Women. Journal of Transcultural Nursing 17(3):272-279, July 2006.
Brandt EJ and Broyles R: Breast Cancer in Oklahoma: Unnecessary Deaths. J Okla State Med Assoc 88(2):62-67, 1995.
Brant JM: The Evolution of a Breast Health Program for Plains Indian Women. Oncology Nursing Forum 26(4):731-739, May 1999.
BREAST CANCER DICTIONARY (large print). American Cancer Society, 1998.
BREAST CANCER: It Can Be Healed. (video - Navajo with English subtitles), San Juan Medical Foundation, 1998.
BREAST CANCER FACTS AND FIGURES 1999-2000. American Cancer Society, 1999.
Breast Cancer Screening: A Health Habit for Life. Alaska Native Women's Wellness Project (Southcentral Foundation); Anchorage, AK. (pamphlet)
Breast Cancer: Understanding the Disease and Its Treatment. StayWell-Krames, pamphlet, 1999.
Breast Health and Care CD-ROM. Alaska Community Health; Computer Assisted Learning Lessons Project. Bethel, AK, 1999.
Breast Health Screening Among Native Americans. Native American Cancer Research; Pine, CO. (pamphlet), 1998.
BREAST CANCER: Know the Facts - A Situation No Woman Wants to Face!. Lake Andes, SD. Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center. (pamphlet)
Breast Cancer Information System Designed to Foster Increased Proactive Prevention Activities Among Minority Populations. Annapolis, MD, TELESONIC, 1995.
Breast Lumps: A Guide to Understanding Breast Problems and Breast Surgery. StayWell-Krames, pamphlet, 1999.
BREAST SELF-EXAMINATION FOR OLDER WOMEN. Susan G. Komen Foundation. (8x10 BSE cardstock card - not native specific; low reading level), 1999.
Breen N and Kessler L: Breast Cancer Control Among the Underserved - An Overview. Breast Cancer Res Treat 40(1):105-115, 1996.
Briggs K: A Native Women's Journal (on fighting breast cancer): Is Cancer The New Smallpox? Indian Country Newspaper, April 19, 2005
BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS FOR BREAST AND CERVICAL CANCER RISK MANAGEMENT (A Continuing Medical Education Curriculum for Physicians and Other Health Care Providers); Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1998.
Burhansstipanov L: American Indian Women. Women's Health Across the Lifespan - A Comprehensive Perspective. P. Karen Moses Allen, RN, Baltimore, MD, Lippincott:411, 1997.
Burhansstipanov L: Culturally Relevant "Navigator" Patient Support - "The Native Sisters" Cancer Practice 6(3):1998.
Burhansttipanov L et al: Native American Recruitment into Breast Cancer Screening: the NAWWA Project. J Can Edu 15:29-33, 2000.
Burhansstipanov L, Krebs LU et al: A Review of Effective Strategies for Native Women's Breast Health Outreach and Education (review). Journal of Cancer Education 20(S1):71-9, 2005.
Cancer Facts for Women. American Cancer Society (pamphlet - not native specific), 1998.
THE CIRCLE: An Anthology of American Indian Women's Stories. CAIRE (Felicia Hodge and Larri Fredericks). 1996.
CIRCLE OF LIFE (A Breast Cancer Awareness Project for Native American Women). ACS, (booklet and video series), 1998.
Dignan MB, Burhansstipanov L et al: A Comparison of Two Native American Navigator Formats: Face-to-Face and Telephone. Cancer Control 2 (12 suppl):28-33, November 2005.
Eidson M: Breast Cancer Among Hispanics, American Indian and Non-Hispanic Whites in New Mexico. Intl J Epidemiology 23:231-237, 1994.
Elabdi M: Mobilizing the Community Against Breast Cancer. AARN 52(2):4, 1996.
Evans N and Martin AR: Pathways to Prevention: 8 Practical Steps - From the Personal to the Political - Toward Reducing the Risk of Breast Cancer. The Breast Cancer Fund (dedicated to the memory of Rachel Carson (1907-1964); mother of the modern environmental health movement). Not native-specific. Booklet, 2000.
Frost F: Breast Cancer Survival Among New Mexico Hispanic, American Indian and Non-Hispanic White Women (1973-1992). Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention 5(November):861-866, 1996.
The Gift of Health: A Woman's Path to Wellness - 3 Steps to Breast Health. Alaska Native Women's Wellness Project (Southcentral Foundation); Anchorage, AK (video)
Giuliano A and Papenfuss M: Breast Cancer Screening Among SW American Indian Women Living On-Reservation. Prev Med 27(1):135-143, 1998.
Hampton J: Pedigree Analysis of Breast Cancer in Oklahoma Indian Women. Cancer 83(suppl/8):1796, 1998.
Hart B and Steinbock R: Age and Race Related Changes in Mammographic Parenchymal Patterns. Cancer 63(12):2537-2539, 1989.
Hedegaard HB: Factors Associated with Screening Mammography in Low-Income Women. Am J Prev Med 12(1):51-56; January-February 1996.
Hodge F: Pathways to Health: A Breast Cancer Prevention and Education Project for American Indian Women. Berkeley, CA. CAIRE, 1993.
Hodge F: Physician's Breast Cancer Treatment Guide. Berkeley, CA. CAIRE, 1996.
Hodge F: Physician's Breast Cancer Guide. Berkeley, CA. CAIRE; (video), 1996
How To Examine Your Breasts. ACS, (pamphlet), 1998.
Indian Health Focus - WOMEN. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Indian Health Service, 1997.
Ka'opua Lana Sue and Anngela L: Developing a Spiritually-Based Breast Cancer Screening Intervention for Native Hawaiian Women. Cancer, Culture and Literacy 11(1 suppl):97-99, November 2005
Kaur JS, Roubidoux MA et al: Can the Gail Model be Useful in American Indian and Alaska Native Populations? Cancer 100(5):906-912, March 1, 2004
Kaur J and Roubidoux M: Clinical and Mammographic Correlates of Breast Disease in Sioux Women. Rochester, MN; NCCTG/Mayo Clinic:134a, 1997
Lawson R: Breast Cancer and Hepaldehyde (preliminary report). Canad Med Assoc 75 (September):486-488, 1956.
MAMMOGRAPHY: An X-ray Exam of Your Breasts. StayWell-Krames, pamphlet, 1999.
Margolis KL et al: Predictors of Failure to Attend Scheduled Mammography Appointments at a Public Teaching Hospital. Journal of General Internal Medicine 8 (11):602-605, November 1993.
Maskarinec G and Wilkens L: Mammography Screening and the Increase in Breast Cancer Incidence in Hawaii. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev 6(3):201-208, 1997.
McBride DL: Breast cancer: snuff said. Journal of Dental Hygiene, 74(3):172, 2000.
Michielutte R et al: Psychosocial Factors Associated with the Use of Breast Cancer Screening by Women Age 50 Years or Over. Health Edu and Behav 26(5):625-647, 1999.
Michielutte R: Psychosocial Factors Associated with the Use of Breast Cancer Screening by Women Age 60 Years or Over. Health Ed and Behavior 26(5):625-647, October 1999.
Miller A: Breast Cancer in Circumpolar Inuit, 1969-1988. Acta Oncologica 35(5):577-580, 1996.
Morgan R: Estrogen Fractions and Breast Cancer Risk in Canadian Inuit and Whites. Clinic Invest Med-Medecine Clinique et Experimentale 1:33-35, 1978.
Mouchawar J et al: A Study of the Relationship Between Family History of Breast Cancer and Knowledge of Breast Cancer Genetic Testing Prerequisites. Can Detection and Prev 12(1:22-30, 1999.
Multicultural Aspects of Breast Cancer Etiology (current Bibliographies in Medicine 99-1 - January 1993 through December 1998, plus selected earlier citations; 1430 citations), 1998.
Native American Breast Cancer Survivors (series): Stories of our Symptoms; Stories of our Personal Reactions to our Breast Cancer Diagnosis; Family's Reaction to Diagnosis; Stories of our Breast Cancer Treatments; Outlook on Life. Native American Cancer Research; Pine, CO. (pamphlets), 1997-1999.
Native American Breast Cancer Survivors' Support Network (The Network). Native American Cancer Research (NACR). (pamphlet), 1998.
Native American Breast Cancer Survivors: Stories of our Personal and Family Reactions to our Diagnosis. Pine, CO; Native American Cancer Research; Pine, CO. (video), 1998.
Native American Breast Cancer Survivors: Stories of our Personal Reactions to Our Breast Cancer Diagnosis. Pine, CO; Native American Cancer Research; Pine, CO. (video), 1998.
Native American Breast Cancer Survivor's Stories. Native American Cancer Research; Pine, CO. (video).
Native American Women...Be in Harmony with Your Body and Good Breast Care. ACS/Durango, CO, (card rack piece), 1995.
Nutting P: The Danger of Applying Uniform Clinical Policies Across Populations: The Case of Breast Cancer in American Indians. Am J Public Health 84 (10 Oct):1631, 1994.
Partin M: Questionable Data and Preconceptions: Reconsidering the Value of Mammography for American Indian Women. Am J Pub Health 97(7 July):1100, 1997.
Pathways to Health: American Indian Women's Breast Cancer Resource Directory. F. Hodge, CAIRE, Berkeley, CA. Center for American Indian Research and Education, 1996. (This booklet is a cancer directory for Native America women for all areas in California.)
Pathways to Health: An American Indian Women's Breast Cancer Video. F. Hodge, CAIRE, Berkeley, CA. Center for American Indian Research and Education, 1995.
Pathways to Health: A Physician's Video Guide on American Indian Women and Breast Cancer. F. Hodge, CAIRE, Berkeley, CA. Center for American Indian Research and Education, 1996.
Patillo R: Characteristics of Antigens from an HCG Secreting Cell Line (EICo) Derived from Human Breast Carcinoma in a Native American Patient. Am J Obstet and Gyn 196(6):S246, 1997.
Questions and Answers About Breast Lumps and Breast Cancer. American Institute for Cancer Research. (booklet - not native specific), 1998.
Reducing Your Risk of Breast Cancer. American Institute for Cancer Research. (pamphlet - not native specific), 1999.
Reiss J and Martin AR: Breast Cancer 2000: An Update on Facts, Figures and Issues. The Breast Cancer Fund (dedicated to the memory and devotion of Bella Abzug (1920-1988). Not native specific. Booklet, 2000
Risendal BC: Influence of Health Care, Cost and Culture on Breast Cancer Screening: Issues Facing Urban American Indian Women. Prev Med 29(6/Pt.1):501-509, December 1999.
Robinson F, Sandoval N et al: Breast Cancer Education for Native American Women: Creating Culturally Relevant Communications. Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing 9(6):689-692, December 2005.
Roubidoux MA, Chapman CM and Piontek ME: Development and Evaluation of an Interactive Web-Based Breast Imaging Game for Medical Students. Academic Radiology 9(10):1169-1178, October 2002
Roubidoux MA, Kaur JS et al: Correlates of Mammogram Density in Southwestern Native American Women. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention 12(6):552-558, June 2003
Roubidoux MA, Kaur JS et al: Relationship of Mammographic Parenchymal Patterns to Breast Cancer Risk Factor and Smoking in Alaska Native Women. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention 12(10):1081-1086, October 2003
Roubidoux MA: Breast Cancer Detective: A Computer Game to Teach Breast Cancer Screening to Native American Patients. Journal of Cancer Education 20(1 suppl):87-91, Spring 2005
Roubidoux M: Mammographic Findings and Family History Risk for Breast Cancer in American Indian Women. Cancer 83(suppl/8):1830, 1998.
Runowicz CD: Women and Cancer: A Thorough and Compassionate Resource For Patients and Their Families. American Cancer Society, 1999.
Saavedra E and Duryes E: Delays and Refusals in Treatment for Breast Cancer Among Native American and Hispanic Women with Breast Cancer. Albuquerque, NM: New Mexico University:61, 1997.
Simon CE: Breast Cancer Screening: Cultural Beliefs and Diverse Populations. Health and Social Work 31(1):36-43, February 2006.
Stillwater BJ: The Alaska Native Women's Wellness Project. Health Care for Women International, 20:487-492, 1999.
Stories of My Sisters: Interviews with Alaska Native Breast Cancer Survivors. Alaska Native Women's Wellness Project (Southcentral Foundation); Anchorage, AK (video).
Stovall C: Reaching African-American and Native American Women: Evaluation of Local Breast Cancer Screening Initiatives. Cancer 83(suppl/8):1840, 1998.
Take Charge of Your Body; Examine Your Breasts. The Breast Cancer Foundation (shower card).
TAKE CHARGE! Older Women and Breast Health. Susan G. Komen Foundation. (not native specific; low reading level; extra-large print), 1999.
Teas J: The Dietary Intake of Laminara, A Brown Seaweed and Breast Cancer Prevention. Nutr Cancer 4(3):217-222, 1983.
Three Steps to Breast Health for Hopi Women. Qa'O'opulkyangw Qatsit Naavokyawnani "A life of fulfillment without sickness". ACS, Arizona Dept. of Health Services, Hopi Tribe. (pamphlet).
Tillman L, Myers S et al: Breast Cancer in Native American Women Treated at an Urban-Based Indian Health Referral Center, 1982-2003. The American Journal of Surgery 190:906-914, 2005.
Urban N and Taplin S: Community Organization to Promote Breast Cancer Screening Among Women Ages 50-75. Prev Med 25(5):477-484, 1995.
Wampler NS, Lash TL et al: Breast Cancer Survival of American Indian/Alaska Native Women, 1973-1996. Sozial- und Pra�ventivmedizin 50(4):230-237, 2005.
WHAT WOMEN SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CANCER. ACS; Humboldt-Del Norte Unit. (pamphlet), 1995.
What You Need to Know About Breast Cancer. National Cancer Institute, pamphlet, 1998.
WOMEN'S CANCER ISSUES: Protect Your Health. American Cancer Society (booklet), 1999.
WOMEN AND CANCER. American Cancer Society. (booklet), 1995.
Zang E: Diet and Breast Cancer Risk Factors in a Sample of Hispanic, American Indian and Anglo Women in New Mexico. Am Assoc Cancer Res 37(March):249, 1996.
Zang E and Cohen L: Diet and Breast Cancer Risk Factors in a Sample of Hispanic , American Indian and Anglo Women in New Mexico. Albuquerque, NM, The University of New Mexico: 249, 1996.