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shared treatment decision making cancer setting requires patients understanding potential benefits risks treatment option graphical display risk information one approach improving understanding little known patients engage infographics context health education materials whether interactions vary health literacy levels conducted observational study using eye tracker device men newly diagnosed localized prostate cancer visually engaged onscreen infographic depicting risk information personal patient profileprostate health literacy measured short assessment health literacyenglish gaze patterns exemplar screens containing infographics survival analyzed explored respect sociodemographic health literacy data acceptability personal patient profileprostate measured acceptability escale twentysix englishspeaking men participated eye tracking data collected 12 men exemplar page risk information analyzed found preliminary evidence visual scanning participants lower literacy focusing sooner infographics versus text acceptability personal patient profileprostate high findings suggest infographics may higher relative value participants low health literacy eye trackers may provide valuable information people visually engage infographics may inform development health education materials although care must taken minimize data loss