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| older woman pussy , uterine, alternative media, 2004, sexy moms having sex , women 50 and over , over 50 jokes , dating older , 1950's housewife , lonely housewife , prostate, moms having sex with young boys , employment, mad housewife , cure, cryptozoology, older child adoption , novels, intercollegiate athletics, texas tech red raiders vs sam houston state bearkats football tickets, matchups, my moms fucking a black dude , older mature , | HNPCC genetic counseling and testing also may positively influence mutation carriers’ attitudes toward CRC screening. Knowledge of Cervical Dysplasia and Human Papillomavirus Among Women Seen in a Colposcopy Clinic Sandi Pruitt, M.P.H., Patricia Parker, Ph.D., Susan Peterson, Ph.D., M.P.H., Tao Le, B.S., Michele Follen, M.D., Ph.D., Karen Basen-Engquist, Ph.D., M.P.H. Colposcopy clinic patients with greater knowledge about the range of issues surrounding cervical cancer have higher rates of adherence to follow-up screening and treatment. We report on knowledge of cervical dysplasia and human papilloma virus (HPV) among women federal government grants (n=175) who attended initial colposcopy appointments to follow-up abnormal federal government grants Pap smears. Patients included women referred on the basis of an abnormal Pap smear (n=87) and screening clinic patients who had an abnormal Pap smear in the last 12 months (n=88). |
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| Subjects were 79 adults from families with a known HNPCC-predisposing mutation and with no prior history of CRC. Prior to genetic counseling, 53% (n=42) had ever had a colonoscopy. After genetic testing, 33% (n=26) were positive for an HNPCC-predisposing mutation. There was no difference in baseline prevalence of colonoscopy use between uterine mutation carriers and non-carriers (50% and 54%, uterine respectively). Within 6 months of receiving test results, 76% of mutation carriers reported that they had undergone colonoscopy since receiving their results, a significantly greater proportion compared with baseline utilization and with noncarriers (F=18.87, p<0.001). Compared with baseline responses, mutation uterine carriers also expressed significantly greater self-confidence in their ability to follow through with colonoscopy, a greater level of commitment to having colonoscopy, and fewer perceived barriers to CRC screening after test results disclosure. Undergoing HNPCC genetic counseling and testing may motivate mutation carriers to have a colonoscopy within a relatively short time period after disclosure of test results. |
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