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Our findings demonstrate that health attitudes, sociodemographic factors, and other motivating and preventative factors affect peoples' willingness to participate in health screenings. The motivating factors and barriers for people to participate in health screening for chronic diseases are very heterogeneous. However, understanding the barriers and motivating factors to health screening would mean that interventions with the purpose of decreasing people's health risks and reducing deaths and disabilities caused by a chronic illness could be implemented.
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