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...The information you found was too hard to understand.

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Trend notes:	Differences in who was asked this question
Dataset(s):	2003	2005	2007 Not Asked
Question text:	[HC-19j] ...The information you found was too hard to understand.	[CA-14d] ...The information you found was too hard to understand.
Who was asked:	People who have looked for information about cancer for themselves or with help from someone else	People who have looked for information about cancer for themselves
Question source:	HINTS 2003, question HC-19j
Related briefs:	Brief 12: Hispanics Less Likely to Seek Cancer Information than Non-Hispanics Breve 12: Es menos probable que los hispanos busquen información sobre el cáncer que los no hispanos Brief 10: Information Support for Cancer Survivors: Cancer information seeking behaviors Breve 10: Los supervivientes del cáncer y las personas con antecedentes familiares de cáncer son quienes con más probabilidad buscarán información sobre el cáncer Brief 7: Health Communication: Considerations for Developing Effective Health Communication Strategies Breve 7: Comunicación sobre la salud: estrategias y prioridades
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