Fig. 3From: Breast cancer worry, uncertainty, and perceived risk following breast density notification in a longitudinal mammography screening cohortEffect modification by educational attainment on the associations of dense breast notification (DBN) (left panel) and breast density (BD) awareness (right panel) with perceived absolute risk. At short-term follow-up. “BD awareness”: women reported having heard of breast density, or having been told they had dense breasts. “No BD awareness”: women reported that they had not heard of breast density and had not been told they had dense breasts. “With DBN”: women with BI-RADS 3 or 4 on the baseline mammogram. “No DBN”: women with BI-RADS 1 or 2 on the baseline mammogram. Solid marker: Model A: adjusted for outcome-specific covariates (5-year absolute risk Gail score, nativity status, health literacy, educational attainment, and history of breast biopsy) and baseline perceived absolute risk, pinteraction, density = 0.01; pinteraction, awareness = 0.5. Hatched marker: Model A, plus mutual adjustment for other exposure, pinteraction, density = 0.01; pinteraction, awareness = 0.5Back to article page