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This is a Cohort Study study (also classified as: Quantitative Study, Pre-Registered Trial).

September 30, 2025Current OncologyOpen Access

Breast Cancer Family History and Behavioral Health Intentions: An Esteem-Relevant Mechanism Informed by the Terror Management Health Model

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Online studies reveal that family history of breast cancer influences health behaviors, highlighting self-esteem's role.

Family history of breast cancer significantly influences behavioral intentions towards breast health, emphasizing self-esteem.
Perceived susceptibility and death associations were critical in mediating intentions related to breast health behaviors.
Participants perceived breast health behaviors as valuable for self-esteem, affecting their intentions to engage in preventive actions.
This framework suggests interventions focusing on self-esteem may enhance effectiveness for those at increased risk of breast cancer.

Courtney et al. (2025) studied this question.

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