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Family health history information helps to identify the disease risk factors and long term care of parents. However, not all the information to be filled in the questionnaire may not be able to fill by the reader or the participants. The major barriers when reading the questions are,
- Lack of knowledge of about the family health history
- Self-stigma about revealing the history of mental illnesses, sexually transmitted infections and similar conditions that are subjected to social stigma
Educating the person providing the family health history about the importance of health history helps to avoid these barriers.
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