The Awareness of Healthy Individuals about Attributable Risk Factors of Cancer

Background and Purpose: This study aimed to determine the awareness of healthy individuals about attributable risk factors cancer reliability their ideas.
 
 Methods: A review relevant literature was undertaken assemble a list possible causes cancer. Seventy-six were interviewed. Individuals asked declare opinion by scoring potential 15 between 0-4. One week later, opinions retaken test reliability.
 Results: According participants, smoking (94.8%) mobile phone use (79%) had perfect consensus; being overweight (63.1%) having family history (92.1%) substantial alcohol (90.8%), stress (93.5%), sunlight exposure (69.77%), plastic (84.2%), infection (57.9%), occupational (67.1%), fatigue (54%), nuclear accident (96%) moderate consensus. Air pollution (86.8%) washing agents (77.7%) fair Age (34.2%) not factor for All reliable two assessments except age (p