Knowledge of colorectal cancer risk factors and screening recommendations: a crosssectional study of regional Australian general practice patients
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posted on 2025-05-11, 14:02 authored by Natalie Dodd, Mariko CareyMariko Carey, Elise MansfieldElise MansfieldHigher levels of knowledge relating to colorectal cancer (CRC) are positively associated with CRC screening behaviour. However, knowledge of CRC risk factors and screening recommendations is low. The aim of this study was to examine knowledge of CRC risk factors and CRC screening recommendations among general practice patients aged 18–85 years, and the sociodemographic characteristics associated with
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Public Health Research & PracticeVolume
27Issue
5Article number
e2751748Publisher
Sax InstituteLanguage
- en, English
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Faculty of Health and MedicineSchool
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