Community-based intervention improves cholangiocarcinoma prevention in high-risk areas, indicating a viable public health strategy.
This community-based social innovation significantly improved OV and CCA prevention outcomes in a high-risk area. The approach is feasible, scalable, and aligned with national strategies for participatory disease prevention. Further studies should explore its long-term impact and the potential for digital adaptation for broader dissemination.
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