Research
At-home colorectal cancer screening participation, persistency, and connection to follow-up care: insights from a large multi-state system
Nature ·
The Brief
- A study published in Scientific Reports examines at-home colorectal cancer screening participation, persistency, and connection to follow-up care in a large multi-state health system.
- The article was listed in a nature.com subject feed dated 2026-11-10; no summary text was provided in the sources.
- No findings or figures are available from the provided sources.
Why it matters
The study addresses whether patients who take up at-home colorectal cancer screening keep participating and get linked to follow-up care when results need it, which bears on how screening programs are designed.
Who’s affected
- clinicians and public health staff running colorectal cancer screening programs
- health system administrators
- #colorectal cancer
- #cancer screening
- #at-home testing
- #follow-up care
- #public health