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Capsule Commentary on Gunn et al. "Acceptability of an Interactive Computer-Animated Agent to Promote Patient-Provider Communication about Breast Density: a Mixed-Methods Pilot Study"
2020
Journal of general internal medicine
D eveloping better systems for educating women about breast density is important because dense breasts are more prevalent among black women and are associated with higher rates of cancers identified between routine screenings. In addition, many states mandate that women receive information about their breast density. However, effective ways to deliver this information are unknown. Primary care physicians have been criticized for not being effective at communicating risk and generally score low
doi:10.1007/s11606-020-05707-3
pmid:32076975
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