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Gastric Cancer Mortality in Mexico: Past Trends, Current Burden, and Future Perspectives.

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Melanoma mortality in Brazil, 1996-2023: A 28-year population-based analysis.

Melanoma mortality in Brazil remained stable overall, but with marked age, social, and regional inequalities, and these findings support regionally tailored prevention, early diagnosis, improved health information quality, and equitable access to specialized oncologic care.

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Cancer epidemiology and survival in a high HIV prevalence region of Kenya: a 10-year retrospective cohort study

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Male gender, older age, and distant tumor stage are significant predictors of higher mortality, while chemotherapy and surgery substantially improve survival in GBC patients, highlighting the necessity for targeted interventions and personalized treatment approaches to enhance survival rates.

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