Investigating the association between individual income and cancer outcomes among Canadians diagnosed with gastric cancer
Authors:
- Robert HowdenRHRobert Howden
- Natalie CoburnNCNatalie Coburn
- Shaila MerchantSMShaila Merchant
- Tristan DerryTDTristan Derry
- Ekaterina KosyachkovaEKEkaterina Kosyachkova
- Alyson MaharAMAlyson Mahar
- 3 November 2026
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Gastric Cancer
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Canadian Cancer Society (708334)
- Canadian Cancer Society (707149)
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