Stomach cancer mortality in the future: where are we going?
作者： Masoud Amiri
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关键词: Cancer disparities 、 Cancer mortality 、 Cancer incidence 、 Gerontology 、 Prevalence 、 Stomach cancer 、 Medicine 、 Concomitant 、 Mortality rate 、 Incidence (epidemiology) 、 Demography
摘要: textabstractGastric cancer mortality has been fallen throughout Europe during the past decades in terms of both incidence and rates. It is mainly as a result remarkable improvement of life conditions in European societies. Efforts to reduce global disparities begin with an understanding geographic patterns incidence, prevalence rates, by studies such GLOBOCAN, EUROCARE, Five Continents databases. Survival increased decreased through the combination earlier detection, better access care improved treatment. There has also concomitant change lifestyle environmental exposures over successive generations, including changes risk factors early life.
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