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Cannabis Advertising Policies in the United States: State-Level Variation and Comparison with Canada by Allard, Natasha C, Kruger, Jessica S, Kruger, Daniel J

“…To assess the regulations on Cannabis advertising across U.S. states for variation and compare with Canadian federal policies, for the purpose of identifying…”
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Examining beliefs and information-seeking behaviors of young adults aged 20–39 to help inform cancer prevention communication by Allard, Natasha C., Orom, Heather

“…Successfully reaching young adults with cancer early detection information is urgently important given the rising rates of cancer in this age group. We sought…”
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Reducing information avoidance: The effectiveness of humour, cute animals and coping messages by Orom, Heather, Allard, Natasha C, Hay, Jennifer L, Kiviniemi, Marc T, Waters, Erika A, McQueen, Amy

“…Guided by the hedonic surplus/mood-as-resource hypotheses, we sought to identify message components that prevent health information avoidance by inducing…”
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Colorectal cancer information avoidance is associated with screening adherence by Orom, Heather, Ramer, Nolan E., Allard, Natasha C., McQueen, Amy, Waters, Erika A., Kiviniemi, Marc T., Hay, Jennifer L.

“…Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the fourth most common cancer among U.S. men and women and the second deadliest. Effective screening modalities can either prevent…”
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Reasons people avoid colorectal cancer information: a mixed-methods study by Orom, Heather, Stanar, Sanja, Allard, Natasha C., Hay, Jennifer L., Waters, Erika A., Kiviniemi, Marc T., Lewicka, Malwina

“…OBJECTIVEWith screening, colorectal cancer can be detected when treatable, or even prevented. However, approximately one in five people tend to avoid…”
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Racial/Ethnic Differences in Prosocial Beliefs and Prevention Behavior During the COVID-19 Pandemic by Orom, Heather, Allard, Natasha C., Kiviniemi, Marc T., Hay, Jennifer L., Waters, Erika A., Schofield, Elizabeth, Thomas, Sarah N., Tuman, Malwina

“…Controlling the COVID-19 pandemic has required communities to engage in prosocial action, including behaviors that may inconvenience individuals, but protect…”
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I don't know my child's asthma risk: evidence against satisficing as an explanation for 'don't know' responses by Waters, Erika A., Pogge, Gabrielle, Orom, Heather, Kiviniemi, Marc T., Hay, Jennifer L., Lewicka, Malwina, Allard, Natasha C., Webster, Gregory D., Shepperd, James A.

“…Several studies suggest that 'don't know' (DK) responses to risk perception items may represent meaningful expressions of uncertainty about disease risk…”
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