Exploring Cancer Prevention Challenges for People with Intellectual Disabilities: Perspectives from Family Caregiver.

Cancer prevention is a crucial public health strategy, with 30-50% of cancers being preventable through early screening and lifestyle modifications. However, people with intellectual disabilities (PWID) face significant barriers to cancer prevention services, leading to delayed diagnoses and poorer outcomes. Family caregivers play a key role in bridging the healthcare access gaps for PWID, but there is limited research exploring their perspectives on cancer prevention.