Among CKD patients, increased knowledge of LDKT has been associated with increased comfort in discussing LDKT with others and decreased concerns about live kidney donation [ 17].
These high levels of treatment satisfaction are related both to factors such as convenience and flexibility, as in the present study, and to decreased concerns about hypoglycaemia [ 7, 17– 17].
Increased social support and patient provider communication and decreased concern about HIV medications predicted increased clinic attendance across both arms.
More specifically, an association has been identified between decreased concern about HIV due to ART availability and unprotected sex [10], [11], [12], [13], [14].
We specifically hypothesized that AB about ART indicating decreased concern about HIV and increased sexual risk-taking due to ART availability would be associated with an increased risk of testing HIV-seropositive.
Higher scores reflected greater self-reported preparedness, self-confidence, feelings of professional support, comfort with abuse inquiry, and comfort with discussions following a disclosure, as well as decreased concern about the consequences of abuse inquiry and decreased feelings of no control and system pressures.
An explanation might be that among elderly, there is a decreasing concern about the risk of breast cancer recurrences [ 16].
This finding is consistent with another research and the decreasing concern about the risk of breast cancer over time may be a possible explanation for declining routine hospital follow-up visits [ 14].
A study they conducted found exposure to an anti-vaccine website for just five to ten minutes not only increased fears about the risks of vaccinations but also decreased their concerns about not vaccinating their child.
A study they conducted found exposure to an anti-vaccine website for just five to 10 minutes not only increased fears about the risks of vaccinations, but also decreased their concerns about not vaccinating their child.
