-transparent.png){kind=logo}
The aim of this paper was to determine if there is any link between primary prevention and early detection for skin cancer. Results from a study of a large random sample of Gold Coast residents (N = 995) identified an association (P < 0.01) between individual primary prevention and early detection activities. People were also more likely to use both prevention methods if they had personal experience with skin cancer (P = 0.01) or if they were male (P = 0.05). Future primary prevention and early detection skin cancer programs might be most effective if they are combined.
Related Publications
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
April 1995,
Archives of dermatology,
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
August 1988,
AAOHN journal : official journal of the American Association of Occupational Health Nurses,
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
October 1988,
Cancer,
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
January 1995,
American journal of preventive medicine,
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
February 2004,
Gesundheitswesen (Bundesverband der Arzte des Offentlichen Gesundheitsdienstes (Germany)),
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
January 1999,
The breast journal,
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
December 2023,
Breast care (Basel, Switzerland),
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
July 2017,
The Medical clinics of North America,
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
August 2014,
Melanoma management,
P J Anderson, and
J B Lowe, and
W R Stanton, and
K P Balanda
January 1996,
Preventive medicine,
