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0, 205Volume 6Issue 5Naanyu V et al . Lay perceptions of breast cancerTable 3 Demographics of participants in Breast Cancer Awareness Measure survey in Western KenyaParticipant attribute Age (yr) 30 360 690 9 Missing data Female Male Missing data Married Single Divorced Separated Widowed Missing information None Key Secondary Certificatediploma University Missing data Organization Casual laborer Employed Farming Self employed Unemployed Missing data Boda boda Auto Matatu Walking Other Missing data Kapsokwony (n 48) Mosoriot (n 277) Turbo (n 577) Total (n 335)n 87 (38.9) 265 (55.) 28 (five.eight) 0 (0.2) 44 (86.) 67 (3.9) 0 383 (79.6) 60 (two.five) three (0.six) 0 (two.) 25 (5.2) 0 3 (6.four) 93 (40.) 60 (33.3) 87 (eight.) 0 (two.) 0 84 (7.five) 9 (.9) 00 (20.eight) 57 (32.6) 22 (four.6) 05 (two.eight) four (0.eight) 38 (28.7) two (0.four) 25 (five.2) 34 (65.three) (0.two) (0.2)n 4 (four.2) 42 (5.three) 7 (6.) two (0.7) 2 (0.7) 98 (7.5) 79 (28.five) 0 202 (72.9) 59 (two.three) 0 eight (two.9) eight (2.9) 0 four (5.) 30 (46.9) 94 (33.9) 35 (2.6) 4 (.four) 0 33 (.9) five (5.4) 58 (20.9) 63 (22.7) 7 (6.) 9 (32.9) 0 53 (9.) 9 (three.three) 88 (3.2) 22 (44.0) four (.4) (0.4)n 223 (38.9) 320 (55.5) 3 (five.four) (0.two) two (0.4) 449 (77.eight) 26 (two.eight) 2 (0.four) 423 (73.three) two (20.9) three (0.5) four 
(2.four) 4 (2.four) two (0.4) 37 (six.four) 253 (43.9) 202 (35.0) 67 (.6) 6 (two.8) two (0.four) 36 (23.6) 9 (3.3) 93 (six.) two (two.0) 30 (five.two) 76 (30.5) two (0.four) 79 (three.7) 8 (.4) 227 (39.three) 259 (44.9) 0 4 (0.7)n 524 (39.three) 727 (54.5) 76 (5.7) 3 (0.two) 5 (0.four) 06 (79.5) 272 (20.4) two (0.two) 008 (75.5) 240 (8.0) 6 (0.5) 32 (two.four) 47 (3.5) 2 (0.2) 82 (6.) 576 (43.2) 456 (34.two) 89 (four.2) 30 (two.three) two (0.2) 253 (9.0) 43 (3.2) 25 (8.eight) 34 (25.five) 69 (five.2) 372 (27.9) 6 (0.5) 270 (20.two) 9 (.4) 340 (25.5) 695 (52.) 5 (0.4) 6 (0.5)SexMarital statusEducationOccupationTransportationdistrict served by the overall health center. From these drop off points the interviewers chose the initial household at PubMed ID:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12678751 random, right after which they would proceed to each and every third household till they reached the target sample size for the day (or the transport back was ready to depart). The Isorhamnetin site neighborhood resident survey utilized precisely the same BCAM and was conducted the day following the screening particular event. A total of 74 respondents participated in community surveys. As shown in Table 3, most respondents had been female and married. The mean age was 36.9 (SD three.7) years and really couple of (9.three , 0 and two in Kap sokwony, Mosoriot and Turbo respectively had post secondary education. A smaller proportion reported no formal education at all, with Turbo showing the highest proportion in the uneducated (n 37, three ). 3 hundred and seventytwo respondents (28 ) reported unemployment. Not significantly less than 8 , 7 and 3 have been unemployed in Kapsokwony, Mosoriot and Turbo respectively. One of the most frequent occupations had been farming (n 34, 26 ), business enterprise (n 253, 9 ), and employed positions (n 25, 9 ). The most prevalent implies of transport to well being care integrated walking (52 ), use of public smallvan transportation (matatu) (25 ) and motorcycle taxis (bodaboda) (20 ).Causes of breast cancer: In Table , we present data on perceptions in the causes of breast cancer. In general, perceptions are similar across web sites. A majority of respondents could present no opinions about probable causes of this condition. Altogether, 822 or much more than half of these surveyed (52.5 ) had no particular understanding with the elements that may perhaps bring about breast cancer. Among those with opinions about causality, the following (in order of greater to reduce prevalence) were cited as possible causes with the condition: genetic aspects or heredity (n.
