August 26, 2025Cancer Prevention Research

Availability, Reading Level, Quality, and Accessibility of Cancer Center Smoking Cessation Materials

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Overall, 55% of cancer center websites had smoking cessation resources, but many lacked comprehensive information.
Only 57% of those with resources mentioned that smoking cessation reduces overall mortality, crucial for patient awareness.
An observational analysis assessed 64 cancer center websites, noting a concerning average reading level of 10.5 for content.
These findings suggest that greater clarity and accessibility in smoking cessation information could significantly impact patient outcomes.

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Assessment of smoking cessation materials on cancer center websites reveals gaps in quality and readability, indicating opportunities for improvement.

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Littman et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7dfe7567bf4f94ff56d2 https://doi.org/10.1158/1940-6207.capr-24-0534

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Assessment of smoking cessation materials on cancer center websites reveals gaps in quality and readability, indicating opportunities for improvement.

Availability, Reading Level, Quality, and Accessibility of Cancer Center Smoking Cessation Materials

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Availability, Reading Level, Quality, and Accessibility of Cancer Center Smoking Cessation Materials

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