… First, we hypothesized that health variations might exist among breast cancer patients in
different disease states even when socioeconomic, demographic, and clinical attributes were …

… Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the United States, with up to
30… a family history of breast cancer. To date, 18% of the familial risk of breast cancer can be …

… We also examine the hospital variation in cardiac surveillance provided to … to cancer treatment
initiation and after the start of cancer treatment. To describe HCU, we clustered healthcare …

… breast cancer patients stage I and II and colorectal cancer … (eg, enrolled in health maintenance
organization plans); … not at first cancer diagnosis, those with male breast cancer, and …

… variation: 46%), and the risk of death from breast cancer to age 39 ranged from 0.02% in China
to 0.72% in Cameroon (coefficient of variation: … of variation in breast cancer mortality rates …

… health care facilities Six studies, all conducted in the US, identified variations in the type
of breast cancer … measures other than distance in the availability of health care facilities (22,29,36…

… healthcare, including breast cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment. The objective of
the present study was to assess the distribution of breast cancer … breast cancer outcomes. …

… variations with depressive symptoms in breast cancer … in breast cancer patients. The overall
findings of this review present potential genetic markers that can be found in breast cancer …

… the geographic variations of late-stage diagnosis in CRC and breast cancer and to … health
care. The study adopted a multilevel framework using the statewide population-based cancer …

… and having undergone breast conserving surgery or … breast cancer diagnosis. Furthermore,
these individuals represent an important proportion of non-metastatic invasive breast cancer …