Hessa M Alangari, Abeer M Alrashed
Analytical illustration of occupational injuries between 2019 and 2020 in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Work (Reading, Mass.)
populations high cancer risk targeted screening education vaccination shown increase rates screening ultimately may improve timing diagnosis overall outcome certain cancers spatial scan analysis provides visual representation areas higher rates disease limited research used methodology assess hpvassociated cancers using spatial scan statistics goal identify regions within kentucky significantly higher rates hpvassociated tumors regions targeted public health efforts form education vaccination screening physician recruitment kentucky cancer registry data 1995 2016 spatial scan statistics used identify countylevel clusters highincidence hpvassociated cancers adjustment age sex anatomic sites included analysis oropharynx cervix anus penis vulva one highrate cluster oropharyngeal cancer observed louisville metropolitan region relative risk rr 124 p 0001 one highrate cluster anal penile cancer incidence men identified partially overlapped oropharyngeal cluster five clusters higher cervical vulvar anal cancer incidence females one overlapped oropharyngeal cluster overlapping clusters hpvassociated cancers identified countylevel included urban rural counties kentucky findings assist design public health interventions increase screenings promote vaccination recruit physicians regions improve prevention diagnosis early treatment hpvassociated cancers