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This is a Cross-Sectional Survey study.

September 5, 2025Ricos BiologyOpen Access

Stomach Cancer: Understanding Public Attention to Risk Factors, Warning Signs and Screening Approaches, a Cross-Sectional Survey Study

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Only 5.94% of participants underwent stomach cancer screening, highlighting low screening rates despite high perceived importance.
The primary recognized risk factor was H. pylori infection, with 64.27% acknowledging its significance in stomach cancer.
Social media emerged as the main source of health information, while healthcare providers were deemed underutilized at 3.7%.
The primary barriers to screening were cost (62.74%) and fear (16.21%), indicating challenges in access and psychological readiness.

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Cross-sectional survey assessed public knowledge on stomach cancer, its risk factors, and screening, suggesting significant awareness gaps.

Israa Abdul Wahhab Ati (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional survey assessed public knowledge on stomach cancer, its risk factors, and screening, suggesting significant awareness gaps.