November 30, 2024Journal of Student ResearchOpen Access

Perceptions to Genetic Technologies from Cardiovascular Disease-predisposed Asian-Americans

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DPDihan Elijah PagalilauanUniversity High School LWLisa WileyThe University of Sydney JYJennifer YoungUniversity of Stirling

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Mixed-methods analysis reveals hesitancy in Asian-Americans towards genetic services for cardiovascular disease, indicating a need for targeted outreach.

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Substantial interest in genetic-based treatments exists among Asian-Americans, highlighting potential for targeted health strategies.
A mixed-methods questionnaire captured views from 55 Asian-Americans with cardiovascular disease, revealing key themes around accessibility.
Novel themes included location proximity and cultural influences, indicating complex barriers to utilizing genetic services.
Findings suggest a greater focus on incentivizing genetic outreach in diverse communities, particularly for cardiovascular health.

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Pagalilauan et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af6595ad7bf08b1eae563b https://doi.org/10.47611/jsrhs.v13i4.7742

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Mixed-methods analysis reveals hesitancy in Asian-Americans towards genetic services for cardiovascular disease, indicating a need for targeted outreach.

Perceptions to Genetic Technologies from Cardiovascular Disease-predisposed Asian-Americans

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Perceptions to Genetic Technologies from Cardiovascular Disease-predisposed Asian-Americans

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