… the assumption that variation in mortality from breast cancer reflects variation in incidence
of breast cancer. We have previously argued that regional variations in breast cancer mortality …

… evaluate geographic differences in US breast cancer mortality rates in 1987, after taking
into account regional differences in the distribution of recognized breast cancer risk factors (eg, …

… breast cancer can be divided into surveillance and aftercare. It remains unclear how follow‐up
can ideally be organised from the perspective of health … improvement of breast cancer (all …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… By examining the current evidence relating to geographical variations in breast cancer
outcomes across the continuum of care for Australian women, this review has important …

… invasive breast cancer in the RICR; 1,026 were excluded due to no recorded insurance
status; thus creating a cohort of 6,876 cases of invasive breast cancer in the state cancer registry …

… Ethnic variation in breast cancer outcomes has been known … suggest that the incidence of
breast cancer in black women is … in the treatment and detection of breast cancer, these ethnic …

… quality of breast cancer care is the NIH consensus statement on early-stage breast cancer,
1 … , as well as surgeon volume of breast cancer operations and academic status, as previous …

… included 524 African American breast cancer patients.13 … breast cancer risk; risk was not
elevated for older women. Short stature was associated with a decreased risk of breast cancer …