Awareness about cancer in Baluchistan

Background;Propose of presence study was to evaluate the knowledge of Baluchistan’s people about cancer. Cancer is a disease which can occur at any time, any age and anywhere in the world. It is caused basically by certain types of disease, infection, mutation and due to genetic abnormalities. Method; For purpose to check the basic awareness of people of Baluchistan province (Pakistan) a randomized survey was design. Almost 1200 subjects from district Quetta, Killa Abdullah and Zhob were interviewed. Results; Results showed that people of living in urban areas had more basic awareness about cancer than other rural ones. Conclusion; It has been concluded that it is because of educational difference the awareness level is also different. As there is more educational development in urban areas as compare to rural areas so people living in rural lack basic awareness about cancer.

Trends in U.S. Gender Attitudes, 1977 to 2018: Gender and Educational Disparities

These figures display gender- and education-related gaps in U.S. gender attitudes from 1977 to 2018. The authors use data from the General Social Survey ( N = 57,224) to estimate the historical trajectory of U.S. attitudes about women in politics, familial roles, and working motherhood. Of all attitudes analyzed, Americans hold the most liberal attitudes toward women in politics, with no gender gap and little educational difference on this issue. Attitudes toward familial roles have the largest educational gap but a small gender difference. The gender gap in attitudes toward working motherhood has persisted over time, with women holding more egalitarian attitudes than men. The educational disparity on this issue disappeared during the mid-1990s “stalled gender revolution” but has widened since. Although the “stall” occurred among all gender and educational groups on all four gender attitude measures, the decline was starkest among the college educated regarding working motherhood.