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Mother-daughter communication about breast cancer risk: interpersonal and biological stress processes.

Journal of behavioral medicine - 1 Jun 2013

Berlin Kate L, Andreotti Charissa, Yull Fiona, Grau Ana M, Compas Bruce E

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Women with a personal or maternal history of breast cancer experience psychological stress in relation to breast cancer risk, and adolescent and young adult daughters are particularly at risk for experiencing stress related to their mothers' history of breast cancer. The current study examined interpersonal and biological stress responses during a laboratory-based communication task about breast cancer risk in 32...

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PMID: 22569774
DOI: 10.1007/s10865-012-9418-0

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