Impact of structured health education on knowledge and attitude regarding cervical, breast and oral cancer awareness among rural self help women in belagavi taluka

Cervical breast and oral cancers are among the most common and preventable cancers affecting women, especially in rural india lack of awareness misconceptions and poor access to screening services lead to delayed diagnosis and higher mortality among rural women self help groups provide an effective platform to reach and educate women at the community level This study is needed to evaluate whether structured health education can improve knowledge and attitude regarding these cancers among rural women By promoting early detection preventive practices and positive health seeking behavior the study can help reduce cancer related morbidity and mortality and support the development of effective low cost community based cancer awareness programs Additionally the findings of this study will provide evidence to guide public health interventions and policy decisions aimed at strengthening cancer awareness programs in rural settings By empowering women with accurate information and fostering supportive attitudes the study can contribute to sustainable behavior change and improved utilization of existing screening and prevention services