Cancer investigation · 2025
Examining the Direct and Indirect Effects of Socioeconomic Status on Colorectal Cancer Using Structural Equation Modeling.
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Zhao Jing, Zhang Keming, Zhu Yun, Mclaughlin John R, Parfrey Patrick S, Wang Peizhong Peter
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The direct and indirect effects of socioeconomic status (SES) on colorectal cancer (CRC) were examined using structural equation modeling in a case-control study with 488 CRCs and 651 controls. SES was measured by education, income and resident region. SES (odds ratio (OR)=0.89), age (OR = 1.03), processed meat intake (OR = 1.08), lack of CRC screening (OR = 2.67), smoking (OR = 1.85) and family history (OR = 1.06) were significantly associated with CRC risk. SES had a direct effect on CRC risk (β = -0.05). An indirect effect of SES on CRC also existed which was mediated by processed meat intake (β = -0.02), vegetable intake (β = -0.01), CRC screening uptake (β = -0.02), and smoking (β = -0.02).