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Climate change perception and its association with cancer screening intent

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OXFORD UNIV PRESS INC
DOI: 10.1093/jnci/djad237

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As the climate crisis worsens, its impact on human health, including cancer pathogenesis and treatment, becomes increasingly evident. This study found a significant association between individuals' recognition of climate change as a personal health threat and their interest in cancer screening. These findings suggest a promising avenue for future research on the intersection of climate and cancer risk, and support the integration of environmental health literacy into public health interventions for cancer screening.
As the climate crisis deepens, its adverse effects on human health are becoming evident, including impacts on cancer pathogenesis and treatment. This study explored the link between individuals' awareness of the health impacts of climate change and interest in cancer screening. Using the 2021 Health Information National Trends Survey, our study demonstrated a statistically significant association between recognition of climate change as a personal health threat and interest in cancer screening. Although the study's retrospective nature and self-reported data pose some limitations, these findings signal a promising avenue for future research on the intersection of climate and cancer risk. This research supports the development of public health interventions that incorporate components of environmental health literacy alongside cancer screening efforts.

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