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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Detect Prev. 2008 Mar 24;32(Suppl 1):S4–15. doi: 10.1016/j.cdp.2007.12.002

Table 8.

Prostate Cancer Knowledge and Attitudes among Chamorro Men (N=117)

Variables N (%)

Old age increases prostate cancer risk 121
     Agree 87 (79.0)
     Disagree 17 (14.5)
     Don’t know 17 (14.5)

Diet high in fat increases risk of prostate cancer 117
     Agree 72 (61.6)
     Disagree 25 (21.4)
     Don’t know 20 (17.1)

Smoking increases risk of prostate cancer 117
     Agree 66 (56.9)
     Disagree 32 (27.6)
     Don’t know 19 (15.5)

Having a blood relative with prostate cancer increases the risk of prostate cancer 117
     Agree 55 (47.0)
     Disagree 40 (34.2)
     Don’t know 22 (18.8)

Having multiple sex partners increases risk of prostate cancer 117
     Agree 28 (24.0)
     Disagree 60 (51.3)
     Don’t know 29 (24.8)

How much would prostate cancer affect marriage 111
     A lot 24 (20.5)
     Somewhat 25 (21.4)
     Very little 26 (22.2)
     Don’t know 36 (30.8)

How much would prostate cancer affect sexual relationship 109
     A lot 29 (24.8)
     Somewhat 23(19.7)
     Very little 17(14.5)
     Don’t know 40(34.2)
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The total numbers reflect the number of respondents who answered the question regarding each variable. Not all respondents answered each question. Percentages may not total up to 100 due to rounding errors.