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Journal of Urology, 1996
We evaluated in patients with prostate cancer whether treatment is associated with in decreased mortality and whether the association of treatment with mortality varies with calendar time.Using the 146,979 prostate cancer patients from the 1973 to 1990 public use tape of the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results program, we performed survival ...
A, Krongrad, H, Lai, S H, Lamm, S, Lai
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We evaluated in patients with prostate cancer whether treatment is associated with in decreased mortality and whether the association of treatment with mortality varies with calendar time.Using the 146,979 prostate cancer patients from the 1973 to 1990 public use tape of the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results program, we performed survival ...
A, Krongrad, H, Lai, S H, Lamm, S, Lai
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Cancer Mortality in Italy, 1982
Tumori Journal, 1988In questo rapporto vengono presentati e brevemente commentati dati e statistiche di mortalita per tumori in Italia nel 1982, sulla base dei dati di certificazione di morte pubblicati dall'Istituto Centrale di Statistica (ISTAT). Il numero totale di morti per tumore e salito ad oltre 127.000, e vi e stato un incremento medio nei tassi standardizzati del
A. Decarli, C. La Vecchia
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Cancer Mortality in Italy, 2003
Tumori Journal, 2009Aims and Background This report provides data and statistics for cancer mortality in Italy in 2003, updating previous work on the issue. Methods Cancer death certification numbers by cause and estimates of the ...
M. Malvezzi +5 more
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Cancer Mortality in Italy, 1992
Tumori Journal, 1996Background Data and statistics are presented on cancer death certification in Italy, updating previous publications covering the period 1955-1991. Methods Data for 1992 subdivided into 30 cancer sites are presented in 8 tables ...
A. Decarli, C. La Vecchia
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Cancer Mortality in Italy, 1998
Tumori Journal, 2002This short report provides data and statistics of cancer mortality in Italy in 1998, updating previous work on the issue. The material and methods of this report are similar to those previously described 1,2 .
Negri E, La Vecchia C, Decarli A
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Cancer Mortality in Italy, 1980
Tumori Journal, 1986Data are presented on cancer mortality in Italy for 1980. The data are from death certificates and are provided by cause age and sex (SUMMARY IN ITA) (ANNOTATION)
A. Decarli, C. La Vecchia
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972
To the Editor.— The MEDICAL NEWS article "Cancer Mortality Among Indians Remains Low" (221:550, 1972), which quotes data of Drs. Edward T. Creagan and Joseph F. Fraumeni, presents some important observations. However, the report also stresses the statistical evidence that the death rate for cancer is much lower for American Indians than for other ...
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To the Editor.— The MEDICAL NEWS article "Cancer Mortality Among Indians Remains Low" (221:550, 1972), which quotes data of Drs. Edward T. Creagan and Joseph F. Fraumeni, presents some important observations. However, the report also stresses the statistical evidence that the death rate for cancer is much lower for American Indians than for other ...
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Cancer incidence and mortality in the Caribbean
Journal of Clinical Oncology, 200721110 Background: Nearly 10% of immigrants to the United States come from the Caribbean region. In this paper, we analyzed incidence and mortality rates of the major cancers in the Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and Trinidad and Tobago, and compared them with US patterns.
Adrienne A, Phillips +5 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1985
To the Editor.— Miller and McKay 1 report a decline in US childhood mortality that they attribute "almost entirely" to improvements in therapy. That may be, but they offer no evidence to substantiate that claim. Indeed, there are strong reasons to conclude otherwise.
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To the Editor.— Miller and McKay 1 report a decline in US childhood mortality that they attribute "almost entirely" to improvements in therapy. That may be, but they offer no evidence to substantiate that claim. Indeed, there are strong reasons to conclude otherwise.
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Cancer Mortality in Italy, 1979
Tumori Journal, 1985In the present report data are presented on cancer death certification in Italy in 1979 thus updating the previous work summarising trends from 1955 to 1978. The data are from official sources and are presented by age and sex for major cancer sites. (EXCERPT)
A. Decarli, C. La Vecchia
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