Imagine that you had a strong need to get information about cancer. Where would you go first?
[HC-15] Imagine that you had a strong need to get information about cancer. Where would you go first?
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Estimated U.S. Adult Population  |
Survey Respondents |
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Response
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Number
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Percentage
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Sample
Responses
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Sample
Percentage
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1
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Printed materials
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6,028,902
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2.9%
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200
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3.1%
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2
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Interpersonal source
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9,460,402
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4.5%
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280
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4.4%
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3
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Health care provider
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101,631,044
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48.9%
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3,124
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49.5%
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4
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Information specialist
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14,780,253
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7.1%
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447
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7.0%
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5
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Internet
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69,678,497
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33.5%
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2,084
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33.0%
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6
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Other
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2,039,062
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0.9%
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64
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1.0%
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98
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Refused
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77,133
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0.0%
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2
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0.0%
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99
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Don't know
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3,890,145
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1.8%
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109
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1.7%
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Total
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-
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100%
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6,310
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100%
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Survey Notes:
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HINTS 2003 Survey Instrument (English): PDF
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Who was asked:
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People who 'other' regarding where they would look first for cancer information
, All people in the survey
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Data collection method:
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Phone
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Question source:
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New to HINTS 2003
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Dataset:
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2003
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 Briefs that use this question:
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Brief 1: Cancer Information Seeking Behaviors
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Articles that use this question:
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View related articles
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 U.S. map from this question:
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None
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