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Cancer Epidemiology|August 2, 2015
Race/ethnicity and socio-economic differences in breast cancer surgery outcomesTomi F Akinyemiju, Neomi Vin-Raviv, Daniel Chavez-Yenter, et al.Journal of Community Genetics|August 20, 2021
"Being proactive, not reactive": exploring perceptions of genetic testing among White, Latinx, and Pacific Islander PopulationsDaniel Chavez-Yenter, Jennie Vagher, Margaret F Clayton, et al.Cancer Causes & Control : CCC|May 27, 2026
Multi-cancer early detection tests: national estimates of awareness and perceived value in the United StatesJemar R Bather, Melody S Goodman, Daniel Chavez-Yenter, et al.Social Science & Medicine (1982)|October 9, 2022
Explicitness, disgust, and safe sex behavior: A message experiment with U.S. adultsSebastiaan Gorissen, Helen M Lillie, Daniel Chavez-Yenter, et al.Journal of Health Communication|June 29, 2023
Spit, Disgust, and Parasite Stress Theory: A Message ExperimentDaniel Chavez-Yenter, Helen M Lille, Sebastiaan Gorissen, et al.Frontiers in Genetics|May 2, 2022
Interest in Cancer Predisposition Testing and Carrier Screening Offered as Part of Routine Healthcare Among an Ethnically Diverse Sample of Young WomenKimberly A Kaphingst, Jemar R Bather, Brianne M Daly, et al.American Journal of Medical Genetics. Part A|July 29, 2025
Outcomes from a Novel Approach to Studying Consumer Genetic Testing for Germline Cancer and Cardiovascular RiskMadison K Kilbride, Daniel Chavez-Yenter, Bob Wong, et al.Social Science & Medicine (1982)|June 21, 2021
Theory utilization in current communication of cancer genetic testing research: Identified gaps and opportunitiesDaniel Chavez-Yenter, Jingsong Zhao, Chelsea L Ratcliff, et al.Public Health Genomics|January 13, 2026
Views on a Chatbot for Cancer Family History Collection Among Leaders of Hispanic and Pacific Islander Communities in UtahMelissa Guziak, Daniel Chavez-Yenter, Emma Sears, et al.Journal of Biomedical Informatics|December 11, 2023
Enhanced family history-based algorithms increase the identification of individuals meeting criteria for genetic testing of hereditary cancer syndromes but would not reduce disparities on their ownRichard L Bradshaw, Kensaku Kawamoto, Jemar R Bather, et al.Pageof 3