| Certain types of HPV can lead to oral cancer |
True |
163 (54) |
| There is an HPV vaccine for both men and women that can prevent cancer |
True |
112 (37) |
| In your opinion oral cancers are more common in which age group? |
41 years and older |
36 (12) |
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In your opinion, in which gender are oral cancers more common?
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Men |
50 (16) |
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In your opinion, where are the most likely locations of oral cancers?
|
Tongue |
12 (4) |
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In your opinion, which of these could cause oral cancer? (You may choose more than one answer)
|
Alcohol, smoking, HPV |
9 (3) |
| How do you imagine oral cancers look like in the mouth? (You may choose more than one answer) |
Redness, ulcers, whiteness, mixture of red and white, swelling |
17 (6) |
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Can oral cancers manifest without initial complaint, pain, or symptom?
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Yes |
151 (50) |
| Does early diagnosis improve recovery from oral cancers? |
Yes |
203 (67) |
| Is oral cancer a contagious disease? |
No |
108 (36) |
| Excessive exposure to sunlight will increase a person’s chance of getting oral cancer |
No |
81 (27) |
| Human Papillomavirus’ infection will increase a person’s chance of getting oral cancer |
Yes |
91 (30) |
| Eating hot spicy foods will increase a person’s chance of getting oral cancer |
No |
123 (40) |
| Regular alcohol drinking will increase a person’s chance of getting oral cancer |
Yes |
53 (17) |
| Lack of fruits and vegetables will increase a person’s chance of getting oral cancer |
No |
80 (26) |
| Tobacco use in any form will increase a person’s chance of getting oral cancer |
Yes |
176 (58) |
| Frequently biting the cheek or lip will increase a person’s chance of getting oral cancer |
No |
62 (20) |
