August 11, 2025

Table 4 from Treatment Outcomes Differ for Racial and Ethnic Minorities with Advanced-Stage Laryngeal Cancer: A Florida Cancer Data System Analysis

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CWCaretia J. WashingtonUniversity of Florida Health CLChayil LattimoreUniversity of Florida JBJimmy J. BrownUniversity of Florida

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Cox proportional hazards models predict all-cause death risk in patients with advanced-stage laryngeal cancer, indicating differences by race and treatment strategy.

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Advanced-stage laryngeal cancer outcomes differ by race and treatment strategy, impacting survival rates significantly.
Cox proportional hazards model observed varying risks, revealing disparities in all-cause death for racial and ethnic minorities.
Analysis leveraged data from the Florida Cancer Data System, enhancing the understanding of treatment outcomes across demographics.
Findings underscore the need for tailored treatment approaches for diverse populations affected by laryngeal cancer.

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Washington et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af296ecf1dd9ea359e2bf3 https://doi.org/10.1158/2767-9764.29878470

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Cox proportional hazards models predict all-cause death risk in patients with advanced-stage laryngeal cancer, indicating differences by race and treatment strategy.

Table 4 from Treatment Outcomes Differ for Racial and Ethnic Minorities with Advanced-Stage Laryngeal Cancer: A Florida Cancer Data System Analysis

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Table 4 from Treatment Outcomes Differ for Racial and Ethnic Minorities with Advanced-Stage Laryngeal Cancer: A Florida Cancer Data System Analysis

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