Estimation of relative survival has become the first and the most basic step when reporting
cancer survival statistics. Standard estimators are in routine use by all cancer registries …

Regression analysis of survival data, and more generally event history data, is typically
based on Cox's regression model. We here review some recent methodology, focusing on …

Net survival, the one that would be observed if cancer were the only cause of death, is the
most appropriate indicator to compare cancer mortality between areas or countries. Several …

With changing the age distribution at the time of cancer diagnosis, the administrative
censoring due to study end may be informative. This problem has been mentioned …

Background In population-based cancer survival studies, the event of interest is usually
death due to cancer. However, other competing events may be present. Relative survival is …

Lymphomas of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses (NPS) are rare. Knowledge on
sinonasal B‐cell lymphoma (SNBCL) primarily comes from case series or single‐center …

Background Salivary gland tumors are assumed to be predominantly malignant in the
Greenlandic Inuit population, but there is limited literature on the subject. We conducted a …

Mediation analysis can be applied to investigate the effect of a third variable on the pathway
between an exposure and the outcome. Such applications include investigating the …

Abstract Compared to Asian and Latin American populations, sinonasal NK-or T-cell
lymphoma is rare in Europe. All patients with sinonasal NK-or T-cell lymphoma in Denmark …

Relative survival methods permit separating the effects of prognostic factors on disease‐
related 'excess mortality'from their effects on other‐causes 'natural mortality', even when …