Cancer control-planning and monitoring population-based systems

Autor: J. Tiro, John Z. Ayanian, E. J. Vichi, Sabine Siesling, G. Tortolero Luna, M. Gort, Catarina I. Kiefe, R. P. Moser, Riccardo Capocaccia, M. Sheikh, H. Bryant, Milena Sant, Simon Sutcliffe, Joe B. Harford, Elizabeth A. Chrischilles, Brenda K. Edwards, C. Frazzingaro, Mona N. Fouad, M. S. De Sabata, Bradford W. Hesse, M. Spayne, M. Van Ryn, Robert H. Fletcher, Dawn Provenzale, L. J. Rutten, Robert S. Sandler, Paolo Baili, K. Sarwal, Michel P Coleman, Andrea Micheli, C. A. Vinson, D. Habbema, C. Sepulveda, T. Davis, L. Fernández, N. Sanz, R. Anhang Price, David P. Harrington, E. Beckjord, A. R. Leitao, Z. Pinheiro, Jennifer Malin, N. Keating, Catherine G. Sutcliffe, Paul Ndom, Joseph Lipscomb, Katherine L. Kahn, M. Makinen, M. V. Ballegooijen, Robert B. Wallace, Camilla Amati, F. Di Salvo, Renée Otter, Y. Galán, Claudia Allemani, Jane C. Weeks, A Nandakumar, K. L. Davis, Arnold L. Potosky, H. Torrance, P. P. Camanho, D. G. Stinchcomb, Massoud Samiei, Dee W. West, J. Koshiol

Publikováno v: Tumori Journal. 95:568-578

Cancer is a growing global health issue, and many countries are ill-prepared to deal with their current cancer burden let alone the increased burden looming on the horizon. Growing and aging populations are projected to result in dramatic increases i

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