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Volume 2: No. 4, October 2005

ORIGINAL RESEARCH
The Effect of Two Church-based Interventions on Breast Cancer Screening Rates Among Medicaid-Insured Latinas

Figure 1. Unadjusted biennial mammogram rates in Colorado during baseline (January 1998朌ecember 1999) and follow-up (January 2000朌ecember 2001) periods for Latinas and non-Latina whites, by intervention.

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Figure 2. Adjusted odds of having a mammogram during baseline (January 1998–December 1999) and follow-up (January 2000–December 2001) periods by intervention for Medicaid-enrolled Latinas in Colorado. Odds calculated using generalized estimating equations (GEE) (interaction time x intervention, P = .07).

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Figure 3. Adjusted odds of having a mammogram during baseline (January 1998–December 1999) and follow-up (January 2000–December 2001) periods by intervention for Medicaid-enrolled non-Latina whites in Colorado. Odds calculated using generalized estimating equations (GEE) (interaction time x intervention, P �= .10).

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