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Age influences when many cancer screenings should start.
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What’s your age?
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- 18-24 (AGE_18_24)
- 25-39 (AGE_25_39)
- 40-44 (AGE_40_44)
- 45-49 (AGE_45_49)
- 50-54 (AGE_50_54)
- 55-64 (AGE_55_64)
- 65-79 (AGE_65_79)
- 80+ (AGE_80_PLUS)
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1 in 10 cancers are linked to family history.
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Has anyone in your family been diagnosed with cancer before they turned 65?
options
- Yes (FH_YES)
- No (FH_NO)
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Which cancers were they diagnosed with?
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- Breast (FH_BREAST)
- Cervical (FH_CERVICAL)
- Colorectal (FH_COLORECTAL)
- Lung (FH_LUNG)
- Prostate (FH_PROSTATE)
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title
Some screenings are based on your sex assigned at birth.
question
What sex were you assigned at birth?
options
- Male (SEX_MALE)
- Female (SEX_FEMALE)
title
Lung screening is recommended for some people who’ve smoked.
question
Have you smoked more than 100 cigarettes in your life?
options
- Yes (SMOKING_100_PLUS_YES)
- No (SMOKING_100_PLUS_NO)
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Talking with a doctor is a key part of your screening journey.
question
Do you have a primary care physician?
options
- Yes (PCP_YES)
- No (PCP_NO)
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