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Group
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Subgroup
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As relative: Want to receive information about a potential hereditary CRC risk
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Chi-square testa
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As proband: Want relatives to be informed about their potential hereditary CRC risk
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Chi-square testa
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Yes
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No
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NA
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p-value
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Yes
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No
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NA
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p-value
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Sex
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Women
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N
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422
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39
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0
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430
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28
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3
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%
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91.5
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8.5
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0
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93.3
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6.1
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0.7
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Men
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N
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449
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65
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2
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451
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52
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13
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%
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87.0
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12.6
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0.4
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87.4
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10.1
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2.5
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0.04*
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0.02*
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Age
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18–39
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N
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253
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26
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2
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255
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17
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9
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%
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90.0
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9.3
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0.7
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90.7
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6.0
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3.2
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40–59
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N
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291
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34
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0
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291
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29
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5
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%
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89.5
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10.5
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0
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89.5
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8.9
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1.5
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60–74
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N
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327
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44
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0
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335
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34
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2
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%
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88.1
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11.9
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0
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90.3
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9.2
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0.5
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| | | | | |
0.58
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0.34
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Educationb
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Low
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N
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348
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43
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1
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349
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33
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10
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%
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88.8
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11
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0.3
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89.0
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8.4
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2.6
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Middle
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N
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278
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34
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1
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280
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28
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5
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%
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88.8
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10.9
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0.3
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89.5
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8.9
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1.6
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High
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N
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240
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26
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0
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246
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19
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1
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%
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90.2
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9.8
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0
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92.5
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7.1
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0.4
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| | | | | |
0.87
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0.69
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Country of birthc
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Sweden
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N
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806
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91
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2
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811
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75
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13
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%
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89.7
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10.1
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0.2
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90.2
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8.3
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1.4
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Other
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N
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57
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11
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0
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61
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5
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2
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%
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83.8
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16.2
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0
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89.7
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7.4
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2.9
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| | | | | |
0.18
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0.98
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Place of residence
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City
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N
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674
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81
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1
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686
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59
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11
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%
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89.2
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10.7
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0.1
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90.7
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7.8
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1.4
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Rural
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N
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194
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22
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1
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192
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21
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4
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%
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89.4
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10.1
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0.5
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88.5
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9.7
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1.8
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| | | | | |
0.92
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0.45
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Childrend
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Yes
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N
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565
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71
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1
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573
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55
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9
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%
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88.7
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11.1
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0.2
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90.0
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8.6
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1.4
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No
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N
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300
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32
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1
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302
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25
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6
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%
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90.1
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9.6
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0.3
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90.7
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7.5
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1.8
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| | | | | |
0.53
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0.64
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Single householde
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Yes
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N
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150
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19
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1
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152
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14
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4
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%
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88.2
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11.2
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0.6
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89.4
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8.2
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2.4
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No
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N
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705
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83
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1
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714
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65
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10
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%
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89.4
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10.5
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0.1
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90.5
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8.2
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1.3
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| | | | | |
0.89
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1.00
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Personal cancer historyf
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Yes
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N
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76
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7
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0
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80
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3
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0
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%
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91.6
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8.4
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0
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96.4
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3.6
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0
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No
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N
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773
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90
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1
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783
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76
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5
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%
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89.5
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10.4
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0.1
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90.6
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8.8
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0.6
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| | | | | |
0.70
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0.13
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Total
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N
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871
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104
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2
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881
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80
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16
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%
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89.2
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10.6
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0.2
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90.2
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8.2
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1.6
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- Shows respondents’ detailed characteristics versus reported preferences on the disclosure of risk information when answering as a proband, or an at-risk relative, belonging to a family with a moderately increased hereditary risk of CRC (10% lifetime risk)
- aChi-square tests compared proportions in the different groups
- bEducation levels clustered into Low (some elementary or high school education), Middle (post-secondary education < 3 years) or High (3 years of post-secondary education or more)
- cSelf-reported country of birth with response options; Sweden, Europe or Outside Europe
- dAs per response to the question; “Do you have children?”
- eHousehold status “single” corresponds to residing alone currently
- fHaving a current or past cancer diagnosis classified as yes, no previous or known cancer classified as no.
