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Epidemiologic transition of lung cancer mortality in Italy by sex, province of residence and birth cohort (1920-1929 to 1960-1969)

2023-01-26

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Space-time analysis of mortality risk is useful to evaluate the epidemiologic transitions at the subnational level. In this study, we analysed the death certificate records for lung cancer in Italy in 1995-2016, obtained from the Italian National Statistics Institute. Our objective was to investigate the spatio-temporal evolution of lung cancer mortality by sex and province of residence (n = 107) using the birth c...

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Literature Corpus work: 714f9a11-a1a6-5ede-af6d-1cc183af1d35
DOI: 10.1101/2023.01.26.23285051

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