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Original Research

Published on 08 May 2026

Her health, her choice: a PEN-3 exploration on facilitators, and preferences for HPV vaccinations and HPV self-collection among Nigerian girls and women

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Olufunto A. Olusanya
Priscilla Kabutey
Aisha Koledowo
Agatha Wapmuk
Ekenechukwu Kokelu
Titilola Gbaja-biamila
Temitope Ojo
Folahanmi Akinsolu
Ucheoma Nwaozuru
Chisom Obi-Jeff

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2026.1790326

429 views

Original Research

Published on 10 Apr 2026

Are community-delivered patient navigation interventions the answer for targeting colorectal cancer screening inequalities? Findings from Lancashire's “Call for a KIT” intervention

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Sandro Tiziano Stoffel
Shahida Hanif
Lorraine Morris
Robert Kerrison
Yasemin Hirst
Christian Von Wagner

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2026.1518293

432 views

Case Report

Published on 09 Apr 2026

Case Report: When bias clouds judgment in diagnosing a pediatric mixed germ cell tumor

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Eman M. Elsabbagh
Lauren Maloney
Annie Kulungowski
Aparna Annam
Bradford Siegele
Taizo A. Nakano

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2026.1638457

331 views

Original Research

Published on 02 Apr 2026

Evaluating the effectiveness of outreach efforts and testing workflow on genetic testing participation in a high-risk population

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Lindsay Dickey
Emily Bryce
J. B. Rinaldi
Kate Emery
Kimberly Childers
Sandra Brown
Ora Gordon
Keri Vartanian

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2026.1765262

418 views

Brief Research Report

Published on 02 Apr 2026

Ethnic and socioeconomic disparities in participation in breast cancer risk assessment: findings from the BCAN-RAY study (NCT05305963)

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Sarah Hindmarch
Sacha J. Howell
Juliet A. Usher-Smith
Rosie Horton
Dominique Moukala-Mankassa
Stephanie Ng
Eleanor Roberts
Helen Ruane
Jake Southworth
Charlotte Stockton-Powdrell

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2026.1759843

478 views

Perspective

Published on 25 Nov 2025

Challenges of assessing acceptability in the context of cancer screening: a behavioral science perspective

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Charlotte Kelley-Jones
Ninian Schmeising-Barnes
Stephanie Bonfield
Lily Taylor
Lorna McWilliams
Jo Waller
Emma Lidington
Evangelos Katsampouris
Lauren Gatting
Suzanne E. Scott

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1608009

1,849 views
1 citation

Original Research

Published on 01 Jul 2025

Common sources, perceived communication efficacy and sufficiency of cervical cancer information, education and communication materials for women with HIV/AIDS in rural Kenya

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Scholastic Musakali Adeli
Elkanah Omenge Orang'O
Violet Naanyu
Ann Mwangi
Peter Itsura
Barry Rosen
Patrick Loehrer

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1557363

2,340 views
2 citations

Original Research

Published on 21 May 2025

Inverse association between ovarian cancer and the estimated glucose disposal rate in NHANES 1999–2018

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Jing Zhang
Xianying Chen
Yongjun Wang

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1579705

1,545 views

Original Research

Published on 09 May 2025

Incorporating information about risk stratification into a bowel cancer screening information leaflet: a think aloud study and user testing process

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Lily C. Taylor
Rebecca A. Dennison
Juliet A. Usher-Smith

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1520693

1,910 views

Original Research

Published on 15 Apr 2025

Acceptability of using point-of-care tests for cancer in primary care: a UK public mixed-methods study

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Anam A. Ayaz-Shah
Richard D. Neal
Zainab F. Haider
Kelly E. Lloyd
Sophie M. C. Green
Nayab Nasir
Mathew J. Thompson
Samuel G. Smith

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1568916

3,364 views

Original Research

Published on 14 Apr 2025

Patient acceptability of an ingestible sampling and imaging capsule (Samplecam) for bowel surveillance and early detection of colorectal cancer among Lynch Syndrome patients: a focus group study

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Natalie M. Gil
Samuel W. D. Merriel
Heba Sailem
Gerard Cummins
Elena Finn
Robert S. Kerrison

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1568786

2,282 views

Original Research

Published on 02 Apr 2025

Examining barriers and facilitators to implementing evidence-based genetic risk-stratified breast cancer screening in primary care

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Yue Guan
Haley Barge
Cam Escoffery
Michele Cellai
Susana Alfonso
Theodore M. Johnson

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1521486

2,517 views
2 citations

Original Research

Published on 21 Mar 2025

Barriers and facilitators to prostate cancer screening, early presentation and diagnosis-experiences of men diagnosed with prostate cancer in Kenya

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Charles Waihenya
S. M. Thumbi
Daniel Kinyuru Ojuka
Camille Ragin
Charnita Zeigler-Johnson

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1521454

4,137 views
4 citations

Original Research

Published on 12 Feb 2025

The public are receptive to risk-based innovations: a multi-methods exploration of anticipated acceptability and uptake of novel technologies for cancer early detection in symptomatic and asymptomatic scenarios

in Behavioural Aspects in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis

Rebecca A. Dennison
Reanna J. Clune
Joanna S. L. Tung
Alina A. Schumacher
Maria Solovyeva
Pranjal Pandey
Lily C. Taylor
Jo Waller
Juliet A. Usher-Smith

Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society

doi 10.3389/fcacs.2025.1522609

2,282 views
2 citations

14 articles

articles

Her health, her choice: a PEN-3 exploration on facilitators, and preferences for HPV vaccinations and HPV self-collection among Nigerian girls and women

Are community-delivered patient navigation interventions the answer for targeting colorectal cancer screening inequalities? Findings from Lancashire's “Call for a KIT” intervention

Case Report: When bias clouds judgment in diagnosing a pediatric mixed germ cell tumor

Evaluating the effectiveness of outreach efforts and testing workflow on genetic testing participation in a high-risk population

Ethnic and socioeconomic disparities in participation in breast cancer risk assessment: findings from the BCAN-RAY study (NCT05305963)

Challenges of assessing acceptability in the context of cancer screening: a behavioral science perspective

Common sources, perceived communication efficacy and sufficiency of cervical cancer information, education and communication materials for women with HIV/AIDS in rural Kenya

Inverse association between ovarian cancer and the estimated glucose disposal rate in NHANES 1999–2018

Incorporating information about risk stratification into a bowel cancer screening information leaflet: a think aloud study and user testing process

Acceptability of using point-of-care tests for cancer in primary care: a UK public mixed-methods study

Patient acceptability of an ingestible sampling and imaging capsule (Samplecam) for bowel surveillance and early detection of colorectal cancer among Lynch Syndrome patients: a focus group study

Examining barriers and facilitators to implementing evidence-based genetic risk-stratified breast cancer screening in primary care

Barriers and facilitators to prostate cancer screening, early presentation and diagnosis-experiences of men diagnosed with prostate cancer in Kenya

The public are receptive to risk-based innovations: a multi-methods exploration of anticipated acceptability and uptake of novel technologies for cancer early detection in symptomatic and asymptomatic scenarios