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See Latest ArticlesPsychological and behavioral impact of receipt of a "normal" ovarian cancer screening test
Preventive Medicine, 08/09/06
Joseph E. Gaugler et al. - Conclusion: Receipt of a normal ovarian cancer screening test result influences a range of affective and cognitive endpoints. For the most part, these endpoints are either empirically or theoretically linked to likelihood of participation in future cancer screening. Thus, participation in routine ovarian cancer screening with receipt of a normal screening test result may create a set of affective and cognitive conditions that facilitate repeat screening and contribute to the maintenance of appropriate ovarian cancer screening behavior
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