Impact of COVID-19 on Behaviors across the Cancer Control Continuum in Ohio

COVID-19影响了世界上所有国家。没有一个群体不受直接或间接的 方面的影响.社会距离、孤立以及与就业和获得基本需求有关的各种挑战 影响着日常生活的方方面面这些COVID-19限制和疾病的影响必须是 量化，以了解和减轻整个癌症连续体的短期和长期影响，特别是在 最弱势群体-得不到充分服务的少数群体和癌症患者。本研究的目的是 评估人口统计学差异（农村/城市、年龄、性别、种族、教育程度）将如何影响 参与癌症预防行为（例如，戒烟）和癌症管理/生存率 行为（例如，在COVID-19环境背景下，坚持治疗，坚持监测） 约束（例如，社会距离、就业、心理健康等）在成年健康志愿者中， 病人和癌症幸存者在俄亥俄州，我们的集水区。

COVID-19 has impacted all countries in the world. No populations remain untouched by either direct or indirect effects. Social distancing, isolation and a variety of challenges related to employment and access to basic needs are impacting every facet of everyday life. The impact of these COVID-19 restrictions and disease must be quantified to understand and mitigate short and long term effects across the cancer continuum, especially among the most vulnerable – underserved and minority populations and cancer patients. The goal of this study is to assess how differences in demographics (rural/urban, age, gender, race, educational attainment) will impact engagement in cancer preventive behaviors (e.g., tobacco cessation) and cancer management/survivorship behaviors (e.g., adherence to treatment, adherence to surveillance) in the context of COVID-19 environmental constraints (e.g., social distancing, employment, mental health, etc.) among adult healthy volunteers, cancer patients, and cancer survivors in Ohio, our catchment area.