Cohort study reveals access and cost barriers reduce cancer screening rates, suggesting targeted policies are needed.
In this cohort study of participants eligible for cancer screening, barriers to access and barriers related to cost concerns and logistics were associated with lower screening rates. Policies and interventions must target multiple dimensions of access simultaneously to increase cancer screening.
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