'There's this thing in our family': predictive testing and the construction of risk for Huntington Disease
SM Cox, W McKellin - Sociology of Health & Illness, 1999 - Wiley Online Library
Recent approaches to the new genetics stress the importance of placing hereditary risk
within the context of familial beliefs and dynamics. Nonetheless, few empirical studies on …
within the context of familial beliefs and dynamics. Nonetheless, few empirical studies on …
Understanding probabilistic risk in predisposition genetic testing for Alzheimer disease
BA KOENIG, HLSIL VERBERG - Genetic testing, 1999 - liebertpub.com
The utility of genetic testing in preventing the onset of conditions such as Alzheimer disease
(AD) depends upon categorizing individuals based on their" risk" of illness. Although no …
(AD) depends upon categorizing individuals based on their" risk" of illness. Although no …
Emerging fears of cervical cancer in Northeast Thailand
P Boonmongkon, J Pylypa, M Nichter - Anthropology & Medicine, 1999 - Taylor & Francis
The rate of cervical cancer in Thailand is 28 cases per 100,000 women. However, interviews
with women in Northeast Thailand revealed a perceived rate of nine to 16 cases per 100 …
with women in Northeast Thailand revealed a perceived rate of nine to 16 cases per 100 …
[PDF][PDF] Assessing relevant risk: Toward more effective health risk messages
LK Dobbs - 1999 - etd.ohiolink.edu
Risk and health communication literature commonly presents lay persons as faulty decision
makers. If so, the question arises" then why aren't we dead, yet?" In this study risk …
makers. If so, the question arises" then why aren't we dead, yet?" In this study risk …
[图书][B] Race, class and the change: A cultural analysis of American women's and biomedical care providers' conceptualizations of menopause
E Agee - 1999 - search.proquest.com
Abstract This dissertation explores African American and Euro-American women's and
health care providers' conceptualizations of menopause. In it, I argue that American women …
health care providers' conceptualizations of menopause. In it, I argue that American women …