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Māori with advanced non-small cell lung cancer are less likely to receive first line targeted

A nationwide project has identified a number of disparities along the lung cancer treatment pathway

Ethnic disparities are apparent for incidence, mortality and survival of blood cancers, according to a

A retrospective cohort study has found that Māori individuals experienced worse survival outcomes and greater

Māori and Pasifika individuals are more likely to have an emergency presentation prior to lung

Regional differences in cancer specific survival outcomes were investigated in a retrospective analysis of 29,221

Māori and Pasifika had significantly higher incidences of out-of hospital cardiac arrest compared to European/Other

Māori 5-year survival rates in advanced breast cancer are reported to be less than half

This analysis included all new registrations of and deaths from myeloma recorded by the Ministry

Using New Zealand death registration and population data from 2013 through 2015, these researchers assessed

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