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. 2021 Mar 30;10:259. [Version 1] doi: 10.12688/f1000research.26828.1

Table 3. Statistical analyses.

Question Age Gender Education Number of previous studies at CMAX Clinical Research Ethnicity
Is genetic security important to you? p = 0.017 ns ns ns ns
Is genetic privacy important to you? ns ns ns ns ns
Do you think incidental findings should be mentioned in the information sheet? ns ns ns ns ns
Do you think it is important to be informed of any incidental findings? ns ns ns ns ns
If your genetic information is re-analysed, how important is it you are informed of these results? ns ns ns ns na
What risk level would you accept for the following diseases?
Cancer p = 0.035 ns ns p = 0.006 ns
Heart disease p = 0.004 ns ns p = 0.010 ns
Neurodegeneration p = 0.0001 ns ns p = 0.015 ns
Would you trade the privacy of your genetic information for re-identifiability in a future outcome? ns p = 0.033 ns ns ns
Rank your personal information in terms of how important the security of the information is to you ns ns ns ns ns
If you had a 50% risk of developing a potentially fatal form of untreatable cancer would you want results returned? ns ns ns ns ns

ns, not statistically significant; na, not applicable.