Targeted Advertising for Cancer Prevention
预防癌症的定向广告
基本信息
- 批准号:9852171
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 215.23万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2017-09-11 至 2022-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
My goal is to radically shift our approach to prevention. I want to leverage online advertising, social media and
smartphone technology to create a rapid, effective and scalable platform for targeted prevention messages that
actually shift health behaviors. I plan to start with skin cancer prevention, using tanning beds and melanoma as
the proof-of-principle example. However, this work will be broadly generalizable to many other public health
challenges where behaviors play a key role in the disease process.
Over half of cancers are preventable through behavioral changes, vaccines, or medications.1,2 However
the process of moving from scientific evidence to implementation is painfully slow. Recent Institute of Medicine
and RAND reports estimate that only 50% of recommended health care practices are implemented, and this
takes decades. The situation is even worse for preventive health care.
Meanwhile, both melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC) rates continue to increase.3 4 In
fact, incidence of skin cancer is higher than all other cancers combined. Indoor tanning is a class I carcinogen
and a major, modifiable risk factor that accounts for over 450,000 new NMSC and over 10,000 melanomas
each year.5 This is close to half a million potentially preventable skin cancers each year. Yet, tanning bed use
remains common with 1 in 5 adolescents and over 40% of college students using tanning beds in the last
year.5 Despite significant investment in prevention efforts, including well-designed campaigns by foundations
focused on skin cancer prevention, our efforts to impact incidence of skin cancer have hit a brick wall.
Technology to target health messages can get the right message to the right person at the right time.
Social media and online search engines give us an unprecedented ability to target our health messages
directly to those at highest risk. These platforms give us a way to direct a message precisely when teens are –
for example – searching for a tanning salon.7,8 Over 90% of teens and young adults are online daily, and 92%
engage with two or more devices simultaneously-including smartphones, tablets, PC and TV.9, 10 The most
efficient way to reach the largest number of young adults is through the technology they are using, including:
social media, online search engines and smartphones.
Online advertising works to shift attitudes towards consumer brands, and shift purchasing behaviors.
Therefore, this approach could be used to shift indoor tanning attitudes and behaviors. The advantages of
leveraging advertising on social networking and search sites include: 1) unprecedented reach, 2) relatively low
cost, and 3) the opportunity to target specific audiences. First, we will use a mixed-methods approach to learn
which messages are most engaging. Then we will test which messages are most effective at shifting
knowledge and self-reported tanning behaviors using two online randomized trial designs. Finally, we will run a
large national trial to test whether these messages shift actual tanning bed use and melanoma incidence.
我的目标是从根本上改变我们的预防方法。我想利用在线广告,社交媒体和
智能手机技术,为有针对性的预防信息创建一个快速、有效和可扩展的平台,
改变人们的健康行为我计划从皮肤癌预防开始,使用晒黑床和黑色素瘤作为
原理证明的例子。然而,这项工作将广泛推广到许多其他公共卫生领域,
行为在疾病过程中发挥关键作用的挑战。
超过一半的癌症可以通过行为改变、疫苗或药物预防。
从科学证据到实施的过程非常缓慢。最近医学研究所
兰德公司的报告估计,只有50%的推荐医疗保健措施得到实施,
需要几十年预防性保健的情况更糟。
与此同时,黑色素瘤和非黑色素瘤皮肤癌(NMSC)的发病率继续增加。
事实上,皮肤癌的发病率高于所有其他癌症的总和。室内晒黑是一类致癌物
和一个主要的,可改变的风险因素,占超过450,000新的NMSC和超过10,000黑色素瘤
5这意味着每年有近50万种可能预防的皮肤癌。然而,晒黑床的使用
在过去的一年里,五分之一的青少年和超过40%的大学生使用日光浴床仍然很常见。
5尽管对预防工作进行了大量投资,包括基金会精心设计的运动,
我们把重点放在预防皮肤癌上,但我们为降低皮肤癌发病率所做的努力却遇到了障碍。
针对健康信息的技术可以在正确的时间将正确的信息传递给正确的人。
社交媒体和在线搜索引擎为我们提供了前所未有的针对健康信息的能力
直接给高危人群这些平台为我们提供了一种方法,可以在青少年-
例如,搜索晒黑沙龙。7,8超过90%的青少年和年轻人每天上网,92%的人每天上网。
与两台或更多设备(包括智能手机、平板电脑、PC和电视)进行交互。9,10
接触最多年轻人的有效方式是通过他们使用的技术,包括:
社交媒体、在线搜索引擎和智能手机。
在线广告有助于改变消费者对品牌的态度,并改变购买行为。
因此,这种方法可以用来改变室内晒黑的态度和行为。的优点
利用社交网络和搜索网站上的广告包括:1)前所未有的覆盖率,2)相对较低
成本,以及3)针对特定受众的机会。首先,我们将使用混合方法来学习
哪些信息最吸引人。然后,我们将测试哪些消息最有效地转移
知识和自我报告的晒黑行为使用两个在线随机试验设计。最后,我们将运行一个
一项大型的全国性试验,以测试这些信息是否会改变实际的日光浴床使用和黑色素瘤发病率。
项目成果
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