Table 2. The distribution of knowledge toward breast cancer.

Statement		N	%
Heard about breast cancer	Yes	402	97.8
	No	7	1.7
	I am not sure	2	.5
Received breast cancer health education.	Yes	325	79.1
	No	62	15.1
	I’m not sure	24	5.8
Breast cancer can develop in one breast.	Yes	257	62.5
	No	49	11.9
	I’m not sure	105	25.5
Women under 30 years can develop breast cancer.	Yes	257	62.5
	No	49	11.9
	I’m not sure	105	25.5
Breast cancer is more common in women with big breasts.	Yes	50	12.2
	No	166	40.4
	I’m not sure	195	47.4
Aging increases breast cancer risk.	Yes	258	62.8
	No	41	10.0
	I’m not sure	112	27.3
Nipple changes or retraction are a sign of breast cancer.	Yes	242	58.9
	No	37	9.0
	I’m not sure	132	32.1
Early detection of breast cancer increases a woman’s chance of survival.	Yes	398	96.8
	No	2	.5
	I’m not sure	11	2.7
Breast cancer can be hereditary.	Yes	264	64.2
	No	49	11.9
	I’m not sure	98	23.8
Injury to the breast can cause breast cancer.	Yes	82	20.0
	No	132	32.1
	I’m not sure	197	47.9