Abstract C86: Launch of an intervention to improve mammographic screening adherence in women of one Bemidji Area tribe: The “No squeeze can defeat me: Mammograms for life!” project... von Petersen, Wesley O., Nicometo, Ann M., Vierkant, Robert A.

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Abstract A32: Do theoretical mediators differentiate adherent and nonadherent American Indian mammographic screeners? Preliminary results from one tribe von Petersen, Wesley, Nicometo, Ann M.

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Abstract B98: Do demographic characteristics and theoretical mediators of health behavior differentiate American Indian adherent mammographic screeners from non-adherent screeners? von Petersen, Wesley O., Nicometo, Ann M., Sabaque, Corinna

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Abstract B73: Do generational cohort differences in social networks influence persistent and sporadic screeners' perceptions of breast cancer screening? von Sabaque, Corinna, Nicometo, Ann M., Vierkant, Robert, Petersen, Wesley O.

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Abstract B83: Elements of theoretical models of health behavior: Planning for breast cancer screening interventions in an American Indian tribe von Petersen, Wesley O., Nicometo, Ann M., Vierkant, Robert A., Sabaque, Corinna

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Abstract B95: In four Midwest tribes there are few significant differences in the screening adherence of higher- and lower-risk women von Petersen, Wesley O., Nicometo, Ann M., Vierkant, Robert, Roubidoux, Marilyn, Haugen, Steven, Kaur, Judith S.

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Abstract B106: Breast cancer screening among American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) women: Adherence and risk factor associations in four Bemidji area tribes von Petersen, Wesley O., Nicometo, Ann M., Roubidoux, Marilyn A., Vierkant, Robert A., Haugen, Steve, Kaur, Judith S.

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