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. 2022 Dec 21;379:e072561. doi: 10.1136/bmj-2022-072561

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Fig 2 — Cancer awareness measures by conspiracy beliefs and health characteristics. Bars represent median of percentage of correct responses for 11 Cancer Awareness Measure (CAM), 12 CAM-Mythical Causes Scale (CAM-MYCS), and 23 aggregated (CAM-total) items. Interval lines correspond to interquartile ranges. Models were adjusted for covid-19 vaccination, conspiracy beliefs, preferences for type of medicine, age, sex, education level, region, medical occupation, body mass index, alcohol intake, smoking, past history of cancer, and source of survey. *Category associated with independent variable (CAM-total, CAM, or CAM-MYCS), compared with their counterparts (vaccinated against covid-19, no conspiracy beliefs, or preferred conventional medicine) in multivariable regression analyses (P<0.05)