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Abstract A065: Community engagement in designing a lifestyle, environmental, and biological risk factor cohort study for cancer disparities

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Community engagement improves a study on biological risk factors in rural cancer disparities, suggesting effective recruitment strategies.

Engaging community stakeholders tailored the PICH cohort to rural needs, enhancing trust and participation.
The study will enroll around 1,000 adults from Southern Virginia, examining diet, environmental exposures, and cancer risk.
Feedback from the Community Cohort Study Advisory Team influenced recruitment strategies and study components.
Community engagement fosters culturally responsive research, improving the feasibility of addressing cancer disparities.

Taha et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Community engagement improves a study on biological risk factors in rural cancer disparities, suggesting effective recruitment strategies.