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Correlates of family health history discussions between college students and physicians: does family cancer history make a difference?

The journal of primary prevention - 1 Dec 2011

Smith Matthew Lee, Sosa Erica T, Hochhalter Angela K, Covin Julie, Ory Marcia G, McKyer E Lisako J

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Effective communication between young adults and their healthcare providers can contribute to early detection of risk for developing cancer and establishment of lifelong habits for engagement in healthcare and health promotion behaviors. Our objectives were to examine factors influencing family health history discussions between college students and physicians and factors associated with perceptions about who is...

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PMID: 21818648
DOI: 10.1007/s10935-011-0246-8

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