Menen Tsegaw, Bezawit Mulat, Kegnie Shitu, Amadou Barrow
Comprehensive HIV knowledge and associated factors among reproductive-age women: analysis of the Gambia Demographic and Health Survey 2019/2020
Health research policy and systems
despite progress managing cancer children adolescents young adults cayas persistent complications may impact quality life study covers morbidity mortality among cayas aim investigate influence socioeconomic factors outcomes retrospective matched cohort study included entire swedish population individuals 25 cancer 19582021 population identified cancer register controls paired 15 based age sex residence multiple registers provided data morbidity mortality demographics survey covering 63 years identified 65173 cayas matched controls total 378108 individuals 74 females cayas exhibited 304times higher risk subsequent cancer odds ratio 95 confidence interval ci 292317 p 00001 123times higher risk cardiovascular disease 95 ci 120126 p 00001 141times higher risk external affliction 95 ci 134149 p 00001 cayas higher mortality hazard adjusting socioeconomic factors males individuals born outside europe greater sickleave higher association mortality education marriage showed beneficial association rebuc study showed increased risk serious complications among young cancer patients sweden patientspecific variables demographics socioeconomic factors influenced mortality results underscore impact cancer health lifespan young individuals necessity research address socioeconomic disparities cancer care grants medical research council southeast sweden forss alf grants region ostergotland swedish childhood cancer fund