… may impede risk management decisions and make … involvement and roles of others (ie,
family, other mutation carriers, physicians, and genetic counselors) in cancer risk management …

… In this study, a complex patient involvement intervention for CVRM was used to obtain a
healthier lifestyle. Although patients of both the intervention and control groups improved their …

… risk control device. See again at line 70 how the doctor pauses after mentioning the
future chances for the patient to develop negative consequences from the non-adherence to …

… This chapter explores the possibilities and opportunities to develop risk management … (for
more detail on the role of scientific risk assessment for risk evaluation, see Shrader-Frechette …

… in trials designed for women at high risk for breast cancer. Yet the recruitment phase is of …
of participation in a risk counseling trial for first-degree relatives of breast cancer patients. …

… However, it is still debatable whether completely different forms of participation are
required or whether risk management decisions merely result in different pressures upon the …

… risk. Participants in the present study who perceive themselves as high risk may seek to
control the risk by being more involved … Although we anticipated the possibility that both cancer …

… Specifically, chapter 7 focuses on institutional arrangements for public participation and
relates these to underlying features of each country's political culture. Chapter 8 examines the …

… /or ovarian cancer that is suggestive of inherited cancer risk. … be integrated into cancer risk
assessment programs targeted to … risk assessment or to recruit African Americans into cancer …

… Objective: The purpose of this study was to test the effect of patient involvement levels, …
50% reduction of breast cancer risk and an 85% risk reduction of ovarian cancer. Surgically …