Qi Xiong, Yuehong Luo, Kun Han, Yao Pan, Jue Wang, Jingke He, Junkun Li, Wenhao Xu, Tingxiu Xiang, Shuai Su, Chengcheng Wei
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In this mixed population of cancer survivors, a higher burden of social and behavioral risk factors was associated with increased mortality, and the findings underscore the critical need to integrate SDoH assessment and mitigation into long-term survivorship care to address social determinants and health behaviors.
Abstract
Backgrond Cancer survivors in the United States face significant disparities in mortality influenced by race and sex. Despite advances in cancer treatment, the disparities of social determinants, behavioral health, and metabolic risk factors remain underexplored.
Citation format
XIONG, Qi, et al. Racial/ethnic and sex disparities in mortality among US cancer survivors. JOURNAL OF CANCER RESEARCH AND CLINICAL ONCOLOGY, 2026, 152.