Table of Contents
|    CJHP Editorial Board Table of Contents  | 
i-iv v-vi  | 
Editorial | 
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| Reducing Cancer Health Disparities among Pacific Islanders in the U.S. Sora Park Tanjasiri & Ruth Peters  | 
vii-x | 
Research and Theory | 
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| Assessing the Effectiveness of Educational Workshops for Breast Cancer Prevention and Early Detection among Samoan and Pacific Islander Women in Southern California Dorothy Etimani Schmidt-Vaivao, Genesis Lutu, Alisi Tulua-Tata, Marion Hannemann, and Diana M. Tisnado  | 
01-10 | 
| Role of Spirituality in Coping with Breast Cancer: A Qualitative Study of Samoan Breast Cancer Survivors and their Supporters Melanie Sabado, Sora Park Tanjasiri, Sala Mata‘alii, and Marion Hanneman  | 
11-22 | 
| Understanding a Pacific Islander Young Adult Perspective on Access to Higher Education Jacqueline Tran, Michelle Wong, Erin Kahunawaika’ala Wright, Joe Fa`avae, Ashley Cheri, Eric Wat, Keith L. Camacho, and Mary Anne Foo  | 
23-38 | 
| A Case Study in Chamorro Community and Academic Engagement for a Community-Partnered Research Approach Diana M. Tisnado, Lola Sablan-Santos, Linda Guevara, Lourdes Quitugua, Keith Castro, Jay Aromin, Joey Quenga and Jacqueline Tran  | 
39-51 | 
| Native Hawaiian Voices: Enhancing the Role of Cultural Values in Community Based Participatory Research Juliet McMullin, Momi Bone, Jane Ka‘ala Pang, Victor Kaiwi Pang, and Archana McEligot  | 
52-62 | 
| Social Support for Chamorro Breast Cancer Survivors on Guam Lilli Ann Perez, Lisalinda Natividad, William Chung, Robert L. Haddock, Lari Wenzel, and F. Allan Hubbell  | 
63-72 | 
Commentary: Community Perspective | 
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| The Tongan American Health Professionals Association Promoting Health Through Sharing, Mentoring and Networking Vanessa Tui`one, Brian Hui, Alisi Tulua-Tata, and Diana M. Tisnado  | 
73-83 | 
| Community Commentary: Cultural Considerations for Breast and Cervical Cancer Education among Marshallese Women in the Continental U.S. Greta Briand and Ruth Peters  | 
84-89 | 
| Promoting Breast Cancer Screening through Storytelling by Chamorro Cancer Survivors Rosa Duenas Manglona, Suzanne Robert, Lucy San Nicolas Isaacson, Marie Garrido, Faye Babauta Henrich, Lola Sablan-Santos, Daisy Le, and Ruth Peters  | 
90-95 | 
| Talking Story: Using Culture to Educate Pacific Islander Men About Health and Aging Alek Sripipatana, Victor Kai’wi Pang, Jane Ka’ala Pang, and Greta Briand  | 
96-100 | 
| Identifying the Causes of Cancer Health Disparities: Biologic and Non Biologic Determinants Keola K. Beale  | 
101-111 | 
