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Cancer survival in New South Wales, Australia: Socioeconomic disparities remain despite overall improvements

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Disparities in cancer survival by socioeconomic status have been reported previously in Australia. We investigated whether those disparities have changed over time. While recent health and social policies in NSW have accompanied an increase in cancer survival overall, they have not been associated with a reduction in socioeconomic inequalities. |

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