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Racial and ethnic survival disparities in primary liver cancer in the United States: a National Cancer Database propensity score-matched study
Introduction Primary liver cancer is a leading cause of cancer mortality worldwide. We evaluated whether racial and ethnic survival disparities among US patients with primary liver cancer persist after adjustment for clinical, treatment, socioeconomic, and access-related factors. Methods<
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