Eye tracking data of white individuals' movements when looking at bowel cancer promotion messages

Published: 13 November 2024| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/3pwm9yvygs.1
Contributor:
Ioanna Yfantidou

Description

While promotional visual imagery can significantly increase CRC screening, the specific impact of messages and imagery among ethnic minorities and individuals from socioeconomically deprived communities needs further exploration. This study informed the development of optimized bowel cancer screening promotion images tailored at the wider audience, South Asian community in the UK, in which screening uptake is only 33% and in India where both awareness and organized screening programs from colorectal cancer is scarce. The research aims to bridge the gap between existing visual health communication methods and their effectiveness among diverse populations, ultimately working to reduce screening disparities and improve early detection rates.

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Institutions

Liverpool John Moores University

Categories

Advertising, Bowel Cancer, Health Care Marketing

Funding

Cancer Research UK

EDDPMA-May23/100035

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