21 research outputs found
Working life, income and marital status 3 and 5 years following a breast cancer diagnosis between 1993 and 2003 and matched women without breast cancer.
1.<p>Working or studying at least part time. Self-employed included.</p>2.<p>Includes all women with disability pension at least part-time and/or with sickness benefit.</p>3.<p>Including women who are part time registered as unemployed or more.</p>4.<p>Social welfare allowance (own) and/or housing allowance (own).</p
Overall and cause-specific survival.
Cumulative overall and cause-specific survival in patients with performance status 0–2 diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer in Sweden 2002–2016 by geographic region of origin.</p
Proportion of women, with and without breast cancer, who received sickness benefit or disability pension 3 and 5 years following a diagnosis.
<p>Proportion of women, with and without breast cancer, who received sickness benefit or disability pension 3 and 5 years following a diagnosis.</p
The likelihood of surgery in patients diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer in Sweden 2002–2016 with stage IA-IIB and performance status 0–2 by geographic region of birth.
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Odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) of sickness absence 3 and 5 years following a diagnosis of stage I-IIb breast cancer.
<p>Model 1: Adjustment for sickness absence 1 year before diagnosis, education.</p><p>Model 2: Adjustment for sickness absence 1 year before diagnosis, education, tumour size, having lymph nodes, stage, and treatment.</p><p>Model 3: Adjustment for sickness absence 1 year before diagnosis, education.</p><p>Model 4: Adjustment for sickness absence 1 year before diagnosis, education, tumour size, having lymph nodes, stage, and treatment.</p
The likelihood of concurrent chemoradiotherapy in patients diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer in Sweden 2002–2016 with stage IIIA and performance status 0–2 by geographic region of birth.
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