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Date: Mar 2018
Examines the socio-geographic differences within states and counties regarding colorectal cancer (CRC) screening to more accurately determine nationwide county-level prevalence rates for routine screening by adults ages 50-75.
...Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention, 27(3), 245-253 03/2018 Cancer · County-by-county data · Health...
Date: Jul 2025
Analyzes likelihood of receiving Positron Emission Tomography (PET) by level of rurality as part of prostate cancer treatment, utilizing 2019-2021 Medicare claims data. Includes analysis of interactions between metro, urban, or rural geography and patients' race.
...Cancer Imaging, 25, 86 07/2025 Cancer · Health disparities · Health screening · Rural-urban differences · Statistics and data...
Date: Jan 2020
Examines cervical cancer screening rates based on data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, the Health Center Patient Survey, and the Health Information National Trends Survey. Discusses demographics, including rural and urban location, and screening rates by age, location, education level, race and ethnicity, and insurance coverage.
...Cancer Under-Screening Among Women 45-65 Years of Age in the United States --- Examines...
Added: Jul 2022
Searches PubMed's collection of journal article citations on cancer and rural health published in the U.S.
...Cancer Prevention and Treatment --- Searches PubMed's collection of journal article citations on cancer and rural...
Date: Oct 2025
Offers surveillance data for cervical cancer in Arkansas. Discusses risk factors, screening recommendations, mortality, vaccination, and Arkansas-specific trends over time. Includes county-level data and rural and urban comparisons.
...Cancer in Arkansas 2025 Data Update --- Offers surveillance data for cervical cancer in Arkansas. Discusses...
Date: 2014
Reports on a study examining if an at-home colorectal cancer screening tool, the Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT), mailed to veterans in rural areas who were overdue for screening, resulted in higher screening rates compared to mailing educational materials, or to no intervention.
...Cancer Screening Intervention in a Rural State --- Reports on a study examining if an at-home...
Date: Jun 2026
Discusses how the development of community-based, multimodal screening infrastructure can address the high prevalence of cancer and other chronic diseases in rural Kansas by improving access to preventive services and effectively addressing clustered chronic health conditions.
...Cancer in Rural Kansas --- Discusses how the development of community-based, multimodal screening infrastructure can address...
Date: Nov 2013
Examines the use of a discrete choice experiment (DCE) to learn about how individuals with public or no insurance and low-incomes in rural North Carolina value different aspects of colorectal cancer (CRC) screenings. Includes statistics on DCE participants, such as education, income, employment, insurance, assistance needed with written materials, and agreement on CRC screening attributes.
...Cancer: Results from a Rural Community Intervention --- Examines the use of a discrete choice experiment...
Date: Dec 2025
Examines the association between longer travel time to treatment and survival among prostate cancer patients. Uses data from a survey of 159,943 patients from Hawaii, Louisiana, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Ohio, Utah, and Washington. Features statistics with breakdowns by two levels of population density.
...Cancer --- Examines the association between longer travel time to treatment and survival among prostate cancer...
Date: Sep 2026
Study protocol to examine the feasibility and impact of the Social Prescribing model on loneliness and quality of life among cancer survivors. Participants will be recruited from rural and rural-serving primary care practices in the Northeastern United States.
...Cancer Survivors: Study Protocol for a Feasibility Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial --- Study protocol to examine...