Oral cancer screening due to self-motivation or increased health insurance coverage was highly unlikely in the area that had experienced a consistent economic recession and a decreasing trend of prevalence of adults with health insurance or dental visits according to the data collected in the 2000s by Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (data now shown). 14 , 15 In addition, we were not aware of other large-scale oral cancer interventions in the Detroit tri-county area during 2005–2007.
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Exploring a potential impact of a social marketing campaign on reducing oral cancer incidences in Michigan: an ecological study.
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