Cancer Prevention Research in Specific Populations
Improving health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities and other specific populations requires culturally responsive cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment strategies. This seminar provides insights from two cancer prevention studies undertaken: “Culturally Responsive Approaches to Smoking and Vaping Cessation” and “Understanding Youth Perspectives: Cervical Cancer Prevention among Ghanaian High School Students – Insights for Practice.”

Speakers
Associate Professor Michelle Kennedy. Assistant Dean, Indigenous Strategy and Leadership, University of Newcastle
Dr Ama Ampofo. University of Newcastle

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