Predictors of perceived value of multi-cancer early detection testing: a national PRECEDE-PROCEED framework study.
Most Americans find multi-cancer blood tests appealing, suggesting strong interest in early detection if accuracy and benefit are proven.
A national survey found broad perceived value for multi-cancer early detection blood testing among United States adults. The results identify trust and information access as implementation factors but do not establish test accuracy or clinical benefit.
What the study was
- Study design
- National cross-sectional survey analysis with multivariable and machine-learning models
- Population
- United States adults responding to the Health Information National Trends Survey cycle 7
- Sample size
- 6728
- Category
- Early Detection
- Maturity
- Exploratory
- Journal
- Cancer causes & control : CCC
Why it surfaced
The study directly addresses implementation of multi-cancer early detection in a large national sample, but it measures perceptions rather than diagnostic or patient outcomes.
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