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African Americans' knowledge of cancer genetic counseling: an examination of information delivery.

Delaware medical journal - 1 Dec 2006

Kendall Jeff, Catts Zohra Ali-Kahn, Kendall Colleen, Jones Lynn

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Two groups totaling 44 African Americans from two community churches were examined to determine the impact of two presentations on the uptake of genetic counseling educational material. Both presentations were developed with adult learning theory principles and offered information about cancer genetic risk assessment. The second presentation was enhanced to include a description, with pictures, of a culturally...

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PMID: 17252875

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