TAILIEUCHUNG - Changes in life expectancy for cancer patients over time since diagnosis

The aims of this study were to provide life expectancy (LE) estimates of cancer patients at diagnosis and LE changes over time since diagnosis to describe the impact of cancer during patients’ entire lives. Cancer patients’ LE was calculated by standard period life table methodology using the relative survival of Italian patients diagnosed in population-based cancer registries in 1985–2011 with follow-up to 2013. Data were smoothed using a polynomial model and years of life lost (YLL) were calculated as the difference between patients’ LE and that of the age- and sex-matched general population. The YLL at diagnosis was highest at the youngest age at diagnosis, steadily decreasing thereafter. For patients diagnosed at age 45 years, the YLL was above 20 for lung and ovarian cancers and below 6 for thyroid cancer in women and melanoma in men. LE progressively increased in patients surviving the first years, decreasing thereafter, to approach that of the general population. YLL in the long run mainly depends on attained age. Providing quantitative data is essential to better define clinical follow-up and plan health care resource allocation. These results help assess when the excess risk of death from tumour becomes negligible in cancer survivors. | Changes in life expectancy for cancer patients over time since diagnosis

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• Life expectancy
• Population based cancer registry
• Relative survival
• Cancer survivors
• cancer patients over time since diagnosis
• BMC Geriatrics
• Disability free life expectancy
• Socioeconomic inequalities
• Chilean older people
• Improvement of Life Expectancy
• Number of invention patents filed
• Technological advancement and Life Expectancy
• Cause and Effect
• Effect of Life Expectancy
• Estimation of Life Expectancy
• World Health Organization
• World Development Indicators
• India reflects poor life expectancy
• Psychological wellbeing and emotional regulations
• BMC Cancer
• Phase II trial
• Early death
• Prognostic factors
• Life expectancy criterion
• Drug trials
• Lung cancer prevention
• Quality adjusted life expectancy
• Out of pocket money
• Fossil fuel
• Electric power
• Carbon dioxide
• Life expectancy in Nigeria
• Methodology of the study
• Public health
• Mortality projection
• Socioeconomic position
• Pension systems
• Life tables
• Generalised linear model
• Cubic splines
• Global health
• Net survival
• Head and neck cancer
• Focus groups
• Qualitative research
• Quality of life
• Patient centered care
• Shared decision making
• Colon cancer
• Population based
• Flexible parametric mod
• Bt cotton
• Age—specific survivorship
• Fecundity and life expectancy
• DAS (Days after Sowing)
• Tobacco caterpillar spodoptera litura
• Bt I hybrids
• measures suggest
• surprising given
• Asymptotic Expansion
• Homogenisation and Multiscale
• Topology Optimisation
• Composite Structures
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• Priorities in Public Health
• American Public Health
• Life expectancy in the U
• Public Health in America
• Inequality in life expectancy
• Deaths of children under age 5
• Socioecological perspective
• Non solid fuel
• Electrification rates
• Natural resource depletion
• Outdoor and indoor air pollution
• Young hepatocellular carcinoma
• Age of death
• Xenobiotic metabolizing enzymes
• Oncogenic mechanisms
• BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Hindquarter amputation
• Elderly patients
• Increasing life expectancy
• Secondary malignant diseases
• Kaplan Meier method
• Disc degeneration
• Low back pain
• Radiographic measurements
• Risk factors
• Intra abdominal fat
• Body mass index
• Hepatocellular carcinoma
• Spine surgery
• Vertebral fracture
• Surgical success rate
• Degenerative scoliosis
• BMC Public Health
• Total fertility rate
• Human development index
• Long term sub replacement fertility
• Populations worldwide
• Bowel cancer
• Colorectal cancer
• Health outcome
• Higher disease burden
• Lower life expectancy
• Physical activity
• Cognitive impairments
• Functional status
• Air pollution
• Wood smoke
• Premature death
• Northern Europe