The Russian has long suggested ambitions to be a Murdoch – or, failing that, a Richard Desmond – and here he was, in their approved style, using one of his newspapers to promote his screen interests.
When I was little and I wanted to be an actress, I never thought it would be in France – I always thought, 'Better practise my English so I can be a star in the States.'" That's why the pair's screen interests – outside the odd French film with black stars such as N'Gijol and Eboué – are American, as are their acting aspirations.
Using all four categories of screening interest, white-British respondents were the most likely to report being definitely interested, while Caribbean respondents were the most likely to say they were definitely not interested (see Table 3).
She is unlikely to be cool or – when the madness of Pottermania has died down – to excite the same off-screen interest as her less predictable peers.
Screening interest was positively related to screening self-efficacy, knowledge of asymptomatic illness, and perceived lung cancer risk.
One-hundred-and-seventy-two current or former smokers with no personal cancer history were queried about their awareness of spiral CT for lung cancer screening, received information about the procedure, and completed a survey that assessed interest in screening, correlates of screening interest (i.e. demographic, health, psychological), and expected effects of screening results on smoking.
Groups did not differ in screening interest after viewing a decision aid or knowledge.
Main outcomes were differences in screening interest and test preferences between groups after decision aid viewing.
Our main outcomes were differences in screening interest and patient test preferences between versions of the decision aid.
Our main outcomes were subjective measures of decision aid content, with secondary outcomes of screening interest and knowledge.
It is of particular screening interest in the absence of blood, as most compounds of forensic interest are detected from VH.
