Legend
H4Cyc1 = HINTS 4 Cycle 1 (2011)
H4Cyc2 = HINTS 4 Cycle 2 (2012)
H4Cyc3 = HINTS 4 Cycle 3 (2013)
H4Cyc4 = HINTS 4 Cycle 4 (2014)
FDACyc2 = HINTS FDA Cycle 2 (2017)
H5Cyc1 = HINTS 5 Cycle 1 (2017)
H5Cyc2 = HINTS 5 Cycle 2 (2018)
H5Cyc3 = HINTS 5 Cycle 3 (2019)
H5Cyc4 = HINTS 5 Cycle 4 (2020)
Is there anything about your behavior or your lifestyle that you would like to change to reduce your chances of getting cancer? Anything else?
How much do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? There’s not much you can do to lower your chances of getting cancer.
Which type of cancer do you think will cause the most deaths in {women/men} this year in the U.S.?
Would you say the average smoker has about the same lung cancer risk as a non-smoker, a little higher lung cancer risk than a non-smoker, twice the non-smoker's risk, 5 times the non-smoker's risk or 10 or more times the non-smoker's risk?
Would you say you have about the same lung cancer risk as a non-smoker, a little higher lung cancer risk than a non-smoker, twice the non-smoker's risk, 5 times the non-smoker's risk, or 10 or more times the non-smoker's risk?
Can you think of any thing people can do to reduce their chances of getting cancer?
Would you say the average smoker has about the same lung cancer risk as a non-smoker, a little higher lung cancer risk than a non-smoker, twice the non-smoker's risk, 5 times the non-smoker's risk or 10 or more times the non-smoker's risk?
Would you say you have about the same lung cancer risk as a non-smoker, a little higher lung cancer risk than a non-smoker, twice the non-smoker's risk, 5 times the non-smoker's risk, or 10 or more times the non-smoker's risk?
Would you say the average smoker has about the same lung cancer risk as a non-smoker, a little higher lung cancer risk than a non-smoker, twice the non-smoker's risk, 5 times the non-smoker's risk or 10 or more times the non-smoker's risk?
Would you say you have about the same lung cancer risk as a non-smoker, a little higher lung cancer risk than a non-smoker, twice the non-smoker's risk, 5 times the non-smoker's risk, or 10 or more times the non-smoker's risk?
Can you think of any thing people can do to reduce their chances of getting cancer?
Would you say the average smoker has about the same lung cancer risk as a non-smoker, a little higher lung cancer risk than a non-smoker, twice the non-smoker's risk, 5 times the non-smoker's risk or 10 or more times the non-smoker's risk?
Would you say you have about the same lung cancer risk as a non-smoker, a little higher lung cancer risk than a non-smoker, twice the non-smoker's risk, 5 times the non-smoker's risk, or 10 or more times the non-smoker's risk?