Background Socioeconomic status (SES) is associated with a range of health outcomes,
including cancer diagnosis and survival. However, the evidence for this association is …

Background Social disparities in cancer survival have been demonstrated in Australia
despite a universal healthcare insurance system. Colorectal cancer is common, and reasons …

Everyone's health is highly important. Dealing with health issues is just as important as
dealing with financial ones. Any country's economic survival is totally based on its own …

Set in Victoria, Australia, I thank Afshar and colleagues (1) for their superb research, with
strong study design, comprehensive analysis, highlighted by Monte Carlo methods and …

Research studies of cancer disparities often demonstrate that disadvantaged patients
receive lower-quality treatment and have shorter survival than their more advantaged …

We thank Dr. Vicendese for his interest in our article investigating the underlying reasons for
socioeconomic inequalities in survival from colon cancer using causal mediation analysis …

Everyone's health is critically important. Managing health problems is just as critical as
surviving economically. Any country's economic survival is entirely contingent upon its …