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Mobile Health Patient Navigation for the Improvement of Screening and the Early Detection of Breast Cancer in Women Accessing Primary Care Clinics in Kenya

Using mobile health to help detect breast cancer early in Kenya.

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Phase N/A

This study is about using mobile health (m-Health) tools to help women in Kenya get screened early for breast cancer. Breast cancer can be very serious, but it's easier to treat if found early. **Mammography (MMG)** is a test that takes pictures of the breast to find cancer early. Many women in Kenya don't get MMG, even though it’s available. This research uses phone apps to guide women, reminding them and teaching them about breast cancer checks. **Clinical breast exams (CBE)** are another way to find breast cancer. Some doctors in Kenya don’t use CBE because people don’t know enough about it. This study tests different strategies to see which works best.

  • **Study Length:** Participants have follow-up visits at 3 and 6 months.
  • **Participation:** Includes interviews, focus groups, and surveys.
  • **Eligibility:** Women over 35, with or without previous screenings, can join.
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    Breast Carcinoma

NCT07764796

Emory University

10 October 2026

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