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September 16, 2025Manager Zdravookhranenia

Awareness of the population of the Russian Federation about the symptoms and treatment methods of pediatric oncological diseases: gender, age and regional aspects.

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АSА. S. SlininMPM. E. ProkofevАPА. V. Pshonkin

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Overview

Population-based assessment reveals significant socio-demographic factors affecting awareness levels; indicating educational needs.

Key Points

  • Overall awareness of pediatric oncological diseases is limited, particularly concerning risk factors and clinical manifestations.
  • A significant 96.5% of respondents understood the need for treatment at specialized centers, highlighting healthcare delivery system awareness.
  • The study involved a population-based survey with 6,080 respondents, emphasizing the diverse socio-demographic factors in awareness levels.
  • Findings indicate that tailored educational programs could improve knowledge about childhood cancer across various demographics.

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Slinin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4233c713b0b5dfea6bd2fhttps://doi.org/10.21045/1811-0185-2025-10-43-53
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