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Chapter 6. Social inequalities in cancer within countries
Esther De Vries
Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics
School of Medicine
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Social Inequality
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Inequality In Cancer
100%
In Cancer
25%
Cancer Mortality
25%
Social Groups
25%
Politicians
25%
Unhealthy Behaviors
25%
Cancer Incidence
25%
Time-driven
25%
Cancer-specific Survival
25%
Expert Knowledge
25%
Multiple Disciplines
25%
Disadvantaged Groups
25%
Economic Forces
25%
Social Force
25%
Public Health Officials
25%
Within-population
25%
Fellow Citizen
25%
Technological Force
25%
Access to Care
25%
Cancer Risk Factors
25%
Low Social Status
25%
Political Force
25%
Social Sciences
Cancer
100%
Social Inequality
100%
Scientists
16%
Social Class
16%
Scientific Publications
16%
Expert Knowledge
16%
Research Priorities
16%
Health Care Services
16%
Social Economics
16%
Public Health
16%
Risk Factor
16%
Social Status
16%
INIS
cancer
100%
populations
33%
range
16%
policy
16%
interventions
16%
comparative evaluations
16%
risks
16%
economics
16%
public health
16%
variations
16%
volume
16%
mortality
16%