The more convenient 22-day fractionation schedule appears to be an acceptable alternative to the 35-day schedule.

(1 -.061.40 = 85%) of the between-race differential is probably accounted for by prognostic (

Systematically replicating a previous Toronto-Detroit comparison, this study's observed consistent pattern of Canadian survival advantage across various cancer sites suggests that their more equitable access to preventive and therapeutic health care services may be responsible for the difference.

This study replicated the finding of advantaged Canadian cancer survival in smaller metropolitan areas that had been consistently observed in larger metropolitan areas. Canada's single payer health care system seems to offer similar advantages across a number of diverse urban contexts.

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