… , many women do not receive cervical screening. The present study investigated the … and
social evaluation to the prediction of intentions and behavior involving cervical screening. Eighty…

… social science cancer screening research to date and are likely to be relevant for studying
the adoption and utilization of future screening … the evaluation of the use of new technologies. …

… social support and emphasizing the consequences of cancer, … social media interventions
may improve cancer screening and early diagnosis. Use of evaluation frameworks for social …

… This review describes how SDOH have been considered in the design and evaluation of
cancer screening interventions and effect sizes for SDOH interventions. Findings may guide …

… Drawing on this metatheory, we articulate a Cognitive-Social Health Information
Processing model (C-SHIP), which we apply to breast cancer screening and specifically to the …

… We here review the current evidence on effects of interventions to improve cancer screening
participation, focussing in … , both of which may suffer from social and cultural taboos. …

… , and societal imperative for continuous evaluation of cancer … cancer, cervical cancer, and
breast cancer screening tests. … cancer screening program in England offers FIT screening with …

Research on how screening programs have developed would explain why implementation
is variable, consistent or inconsistent with the evidence base, how screening providers make …

… Social contacts might provide information or advice about the purpose of specific tests,
the benefits of testing, or the need for evaluation of symptoms. They might also provide …

… and negative aspects of social relationships and health … social support and social burden
on breast cancer screening … Thus, we have presented a more comprehensive evaluation …