Abstract
Objective: To assess the levels of breast cancer related knowledge among Saudi medical students. Methodology: This is a cross sectional survey conducted in three medical colleges at university of Hail, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). About 254 medical students have participated in the survey. Results: On asking participants about their existing level of knowledge regarding breast cancer, 55/254(21.6%), 102/254(40%), 85/254(33.4%) and 12/254(5%) of the participants indicated very good, good, poor and know nothing, respectively. Conclusion: Saudi medical students’ level of awareness of breast cancer is very low for several variables, which may be a predictor for the worse among general population.
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