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Department of Social Anthropology

 

Elusive Risks: Engaging with hard-to-reach and non-interested publics in the community

 

Awarding grant body: Cancer Research UK

The current picture of cancer prevention suggests that over a third of the eligible population in England do not engage in cancer risk detection measures such as population screening programmes. This pilot study seeks out so called ‘hard-to-reach’ populations in the places they meet to get to know how they make sense of and navigate relevant risks in their lives. IgnaciaHardto Reach


Dr Maryon  McDonald
Fellow and Director of Studies, Robinson College
Assistant Professor, Medical Anthropology
Fellow and Postgraduate Tutor | Clare Hall