Zicheng Wang, Shengjie Wang, Haiyan Lin, Congling Wang, Da Gao
Prevalence of hypertension and related risk factors in older Chinese population: a meta-analysis
Frontiers in public health
place death profoundly affects endoflife care quality particularly cancer assisting individuals home enhances support privacy control reducing healthcare costs study seeks elucidate factors associated trends place death cancer brazil using data obtained national mortality information system study extracted tumour topography sociodemographic characteristics place death outcome classified hospital home death cancer brazil 2002 2021 analysis included 3677415 cases 823 deaths occurring hospitals 177 home participants male 531 gastrointestinal tumours 322 resided southeastern region 487 home deaths frequent northeastern 302 northern 248 regions compared southern 171 southeastern 122 regions strong inverse correlation found home deaths human development index region years reduction home deaths followed recent increase individuals formal education indigenous individuals patients north northeast centralwest regions higher rates home deaths patients haematological malignancies lower rates compared gastrointestinal tumours minority deaths cancer brazil occur home distinct trends time home death associated regional racial educational level differences funding