… decreased risk for lung cancer mortality (relative risk = 0.22; 95% CI, 0.04 to 1.15). However,
this decrease … found that use of HRT adversely affected survival in women with lung cancer. …

… patients with lung cancer are associated with decreased survival and a poor response to
treatment. Pre-treatment for the d-dimer level may be useful in the prediction of survival and the …

… We showed that the surgical rate has significantly decreased in localized lung cancer recently.
It seems that the reason is that stereotactic radiotherapy has increased. Citation39 In our …

… with stage III/IV head and neck cancer who continue to smoke during radiotherapy have
lower rates of response and decreased survival compared with patients who do not smoke while …

… D-dimer level and the prognosis of lung cancer based on larger sample size. We retrieved
… studies including 1,377 lung cancer patients were analyzed. Survival time was significantly …

… trends for lung cancer overall. As noted, overall mortality from lung cancer has been decreasing
… Finally, we provide estimates of 2-year relative survival among patients with lung cancer …

… survival seen at high-volume centers applies to the general population and, more importantly,
whether the improvement in lung cancer survival … and high histology grade decreased. …

… This highlights one limitation of comorbidity indexes: they do not allow the study of specific
mechanisms leading from comorbidity to decreased survival, and effective interventions are …

… was offset by a delayed decrease in longevity in others, survival would improve and the
mortality would remain unchanged. Survival and mortality are not complementary measures. …

… has been attributed to the decrease in smoking in North … and a decrease in the incidence of
small-cell lung cancer, there has … the correlation between median survival and various factors …