Tag: Survival

To improve long-term health and increase survival, survivors should avoid obesity, follow healthy eating pattern, engage in regular exercise

Decrease in life expectancy varied from 0.2 years for Hawaii to 3.0 years for New York, and was mostly due to COVID-19, overdoses

Age at diagnosis, sex, histology, stage T, surgery, tumor size, and marital status were independently prognostic of overall survival

Considerable racial disparities seen in treatment, with surgery receipt lower for Black versus White patients with NSCLC

Medicaid expansion linked to increase in two-year overall survival, with greater increase seen for non-Hispanic Blacks, patients in rural areas

Survival for adolescent and young adult leukemia survivors remained below general population at up to 30 years of follow-up

Improvements seen in physical and mental health, but survivors still have more symptoms than controls at two years

Survivors who are younger, poor, uninsured or publicly insured, unmarried, or who have functional limitations have greatest barriers

Time to all-cause death or repeated revascularization shorter with off-pump versus on-pump coronary artery bypass grafting

Ross procedure associated with better long-term survival than biological and mechanical AVR in adults aged 18 to 50 years