HERBS: HEealth Related Behaviours Survey

This survey is looking to understand attitudes to certain health behaviours to help reduce the risks of cervical cancer.

Research suggests that people with a higher BMI are at a greater risk of being diagnosed with cancer.  This research will explore attitudes towards:

• plant-based diets
• attending cervical screening appointments (sometimes known as a ‘smear test’)
• Alternative screening methods

Feedback will be used to inform future cervical cancer prevention and screening programmes.
It is being carried out by a team of researchers based at The University of Chester.