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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Causes Control. 2018 Nov 27;30(3):225–233. doi: 10.1007/s10552-018-1096-y

Table 2.

Changes in risk reduction behaviors from before to after web-based intervention in FDRs (n=313).2.

Baseline
#(%)
Follow-up
#(%)
Baseline
#(%)
Follow-up
#(%)
p-
value
I [n=157) I (n=141) C (n=156) C (n=137)
Do a thorough skin self-examination (SSE) once or more in last year1 23 (14.65) 44 (31.20) 13 (18.33) 10 (16.80) 0.006
Engage in thorough provider screening of skin by taking all clothes off once or more in last year 23 (14.65) 65(41.67) 23 (14.74) 16 (10.26) 0.005
Sun protection behaviors
Wear a long-sleeved shirt or blouse 108 (68.79) 98 (62.42) 91 (58.33) 99 (63.46) 0.054
Wear long pants or long skirt 133 (84.71) 113 (71.97) 127 (81.41) 128 (82.05) 0.770
Wear sunscreen SPF 15+ 57 (36.31) 46 (29.30) 57 (36.54) 55 (35.26) 0.875
Wear something on your head? (hat, cap, scarf) 46 (29.30) 79 (47.39) 28 (17.95) 42 (26.92) 0.005
Wear a hat with a brim at least 2.5 in wide all the way around 20 (12.74) 23 (14.65) 9 (5.77) 13 (8.33) 0.388
Wear sunglasses 85 (54.14) 77 (49.04) 89 (57.05) 82 (52.56) 0.860
Stay in available shade 67 (42.68) 82(58.15) 59 (37.82) 45 (28.85) 0.008
Avoid outdoors when the sun is strongest 48 (30.57) 73 (51.77) 42 (26.92) 34 (21.79) 0.010
1

Yes was coded as half the time or more, no was never or sometimes

2

Adjusted for season of the year