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Related Articles What does the media say about palliative care? A descriptive study of news coverage in written media in Spain. PLoS One. 2017;12(10):e0184806 Authors: Carrasco JM, García M, Navas A, Olza I, Gómez-Baceiredo B, Pujol F, Garralda E, Centeno C Abstract INTRODUCTION: The goal of palliative care (PC) is to improve the quality of life of terminal stage patients and their families. The subject frequently appears in the mass-media and this helps create a socially accepted identity. The aim of this study is to describe and analyse PC related news items appeared in the Spanish written media. METHODOLOGY: A…
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Related Articles Gallbladder cancer – no improvement in survival over time in a Swedish population. Acta Oncol. 2018 Nov;57(11):1482-1489 Authors: Lindnér P, Holmberg E, Hafström L Abstract BACKGROUND: Gallbladder cancer (GBC) has an extremely poor outcome. The aim of this study was to examine trends in GBC incidence, treatment and overall survival in a complete population of affected persons in a well-defined region in Sweden in 2000-2014. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Altogether 546 individuals with GBC were identified at Sweden’s Regional Cancer Centre West. Subjects were grouped into three 5-year periods (Period A: 2000-2004, Period B: 2005-2009 and Period C: 2010-2014)…
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Related Articles Improving Survival in Patients Treated for a Lung Cancer Using Self-Evaluated Symptoms Reported Through a Web Application. Am J Clin Oncol. 2017 Oct;40(5):464-469 Authors: Denis F, Yossi S, Septans AL, Charron A, Voog E, Dupuis O, Ganem G, Pointreau Y, Letellier C Abstract OBJECTIVES: We retrospectively compared survivals in patients with a lung cancer history and followed by the so-called sentinel Web-application that allows early detection of relapse and early palliative care initiation versus a conventional follow-up in our center. METHODS: The survival in 98 consecutive patients with lung cancer was assessed. The first part of them (the…
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