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Survival of Indigenous and non‐Indigenous Queenslanders after a diagnosis of lung cancer: a matched cohort study

Michael Coory, Adèle C. Green, Janelle Stirling, Patricia C. Valery

The Medical Journal of Australia · 2008 · 57 citations · 12 references

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Abstract

Survival after a diagnosis of lung cancer is worse for Indigenous patients than for non-Indigenous patients, and differences in treatment between the two groups are mainly responsible.

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