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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)
- Other (FH_OTHERS)
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Others
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)
The information collected in connection with this tool will be used to prepare your screening recommendation and better understand how people use Pfizer offerings. Pfizer values your privacy and will handle all personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy and Washington Health Data Privacy Policy.