Background Advances in treatment mean that most children diagnosed with cancer during
childhood survive. Therefore, it is increasingly important to examine the long‐term …

Objectives Previous studies suggest that productivity losses associated with head and neck
cancer (HNC) are higher than in other cancers. These studies have only assessed a single …

Background When individuals stop working due to cancer this represents a loss to society–
the loss of productivity. The aim of this analysis was to estimate productivity losses …

Purpose This analysis describes the long-term workforce participation patterns of individuals
diagnosed with head and neck cancer (HNC). Methods Survivors of HNC (ICD10 C00-C14 …

Purpose Distance from residence to hospital has been associated with clinical outcomes for
colorectal cancer patients. However, little is known about the association of remoteness with …

The number of breast cancer survivors has increased as a result of rising incidence and
increased survival. Research has revealed significant urban–rural variation in clinical …

Objective Urban–rural variation in cancer incidence, treatment, and clinical outcomes has
been well researched. With the growing numbers and longer lifespan of cancer survivors …

Background Rising cancer incidence and survival mean that the number of cancer survivors
is growing. Accumulating evidence suggests many survivors have long-term medical and …

Abstract Background/Aim: Sports-related concussions are now recognized as a major public
health concern. However, despite the association of concussion with short-and long-term …

Background Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death worldwide. Clinically
appropriate cancer-directed surgery is an influential and significant prognostic factor. In a …