Published in J Natl Med Assoc on May 01, 1999
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Donation intentions for cancer genetics research among African Americans. Genet Test Mol Biomarkers (2012) 0.91
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Emotion work: disclosing cancer. Support Care Cancer (2009) 0.81
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Determinants of participation in state-of-the-art cancer prevention, early detection/screening, and treatment trials among African-Americans. Cancer Nurs (1993) 2.87
Quality of life of African-American and white long term breast carcinoma survivors. Cancer (1999) 2.39
Correlates of health promotion behaviors in low-income Black women and Latinas. Am J Prev Med (1997) 1.22