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. 2015 Jun;24(3):237–241. doi: 10.1016/j.breast.2015.02.001

Table 1.

Univariate analyses (χ2-test) of support of risk-stratified breast cancer screening.

Variable Good/very good idea (vs. bad/very bad idea/not sure) to vary frequency of BC screening by risk
Happy/very happy (vs. very unhappy/unhappy/not sure) to have more frequent BC screening if at higher risk
Happy/very happy (vs. very unhappy/unhappy/not sure) to have less frequent BC screening if at lower risk
% (n) p-value % (n) p-value % (n) p-value
Total (n = 942)
65.8 (619)

85.4 (804)

58.8 (554)

Age
 >50 67.6 (354) 0.125 84.4 (352) 0.395 56.2 (235) 0.225
 ≤50 63.2 (264) 86.1 (452) 60.9 (319)
Ethnicity
 White 65.7 (576) 0.862 86.3 (757) 0.002 58.7 (515) 0.840
 Ethnic minority 64.6 (42) 72.3 (47) 60.0 (39)
Education
 University degree 71.4 (180) 0.023 87.4 (222) 0.279 63.6 (161) 0.068
 Below university degree 63.5 (438) 84.6 (582) 57.0 (393)
Marital status
 Married/cohabiting 64.6 (329) 0.497 85.5 (435) 0.917 59.1 (300) 0.869
 Single/widowed/divorced 66.7 (289) 85.2 (369) 58.5 (254)
Perceived risk of breast cancer(n = 858)
 Much lower than others 76.9 (21) 0.297 63.0 (19) 0.002 66.7 (19) 0.875
 Lower than others 73.7 (85) 79.8 (91) 62.3 (71)
 The same as others 65.1 (410) 86.0 (542) 59.7 (377)
 Higher than others 69.3 (52) 90.7 (68) 58.7 (44)
 Much higher than others 60.0 (6) 100.0 (10) 70.0 (7)

Notes: Abbreviations: BC = Breast cancer.