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The influence of locus of control on the uptakes of cancer screening : evidence from the United States

Robone, Silvana; Meregaglia, Michela; Yebetchou … - 2026

This study utilizes eight waves of the US Health and Retirement Study (HRS) and its "Leave-Behind" module (2006-2020) to explore the extent to which Locus of Control (LoC) influences the uptake of breast and prostate cancer screening. While traditional socioeconomic factors only partially...

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The Mafia–cancer nexus : evidence from the land of fires

Beraldo, Sergio; Collaro, Michela; Leone, Fabio; … - 2026

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Delivering High Value Cancer Care : European Cancer Inequalities Registry Analytical Report

2026

The global burden of cancer continues to rise, with an increasing number of cancer cases over the past two decades – particularly among younger women – placing sustained pressure on healthcare services and affecting well-being and economic outcomes. This report provides new, cross-country...

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Organized crime, hidden pollution, and long-run health costs

Cipullo, Davide; Onorato, Massimiliano Gaetano; … - 2026

We study the long-run health effects of illegal toxic waste disposal conducted by organized crime in Italy. We exploit quasi-random variation in historical wind direction around contaminated sites combined with a difference-in-differences design. Using administrative data on cancer deaths...

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Cultural barriers to breast-cancer screening take-up

Corrias, Daniele - 2026

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Predictive AI can support human learning while preserving error diversity

He, Fang; Li, Sihan; Puranam, Phanish - 2026 - Revised version of 2025/54/STR

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Valuing a reduction in the risk of non-fatal cancer : A large-scale multi-country stated preference approach

Herrera-Araujo, Daniel - 2026

Cancer can result from exposure to various environmental contaminants and chemicals, including heavy metals, pesticides and pathogens. In addition to the risk of mortality, cancer can also lead to non-fatal health effects that degrade patients' quality of life. However, no comprehensive study...

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The labor and health economics of breast cancer

Ahammer, Alexander; Pruckner, Gerald J.; Stiftinger, Flora - 2026

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The labor and health economics of breast cancer

Ahammer, Alexander; Pruckner, Gerald J.; Stiftinger, Flora - 2024

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The labor and health economics of breast cancer

Ahammer, Alexander; Pruckner, Gerald J.; Stiftinger, Flora - 2024

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Good practices for delivering high value cancer care in EU countries

2026

Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the EU and its burden continues to rise, with a projected 18% increase in annual cases by 2040. Yet gaps in screening participation, delays in diagnosis and treatment, and unnecessary variations in care practices lead to poorer survival and quality...

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Good practices for delivering high value cancer care in EU countries

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Does access to quality accreditation improve health? : patient-level evidence from German cancer care

Brand, Tim; Blankart, Katharina - 2026

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Factors influencing the reimbursement decisions of cancer drugs in Spanish National Health System

Nieto-Gómez, Pelayo; Castaño-Amores, Celia; … - 2026

Objective This study aims to evaluate the influence of several factors, including added clinical benefit, cost-utility, availability of therapeutic alternatives, innovation level, and evidence uncertainty, on public reimbursement decisions for cancer drugs targeting solid tumours in Spanish...

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A methodological analysis of systematic reviews of cost-effectiveness in screening, diagnosis, and treatment of colorectal cancer

Velásquez, Mónica A.; Bachelet, Vivienne C. - 2026

Introduction Economic evaluations are essential for informing decisions on colorectal cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment. However, substantial methodological variability across studies challenges the comparability and interpretation of cost-effectiveness evidence. Objective To identify,...

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Cost of chemotherapy-related care for breast cancer care : evidence and implications from a provider perspective at a public tertiary hospital in South Africa

Oladayo, Ck; Sibanda, M.; Makhele, L.; Matlala, M. - 2026

Background South Africa (SA) is an upper-middle-income country with high-income disparity and coexisting private and public healthcare systems that create considerably differing breast cancer (BC) treatment outcomes. State-funded BC care is available in the public tertiary and quaternary...

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Factors associated with breast cancer screening among insured and uninsured women in Tanzania : an analysis of the Tanzania demographic and health survey 2022

Anaeli, Amani; Luoga, Pankras; Nyamhanga, Tumaini; … - 2026

Background Globally, breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among women, especially in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The health insurance status in LMICs is approximately 31.1% as of 2023, indicating that out-of-pocket (OOP) payments are common in these countries. In...

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Pooled survival and cost-effectiveness analysis of immune checkpoint inhibitors-based for metastatic non-small-cell lung cancer with PD-L1 lower than 1 %

Liu, Kun; Zhu, Youwen; Zhu, Hong; Zeng, Manting - 2026

Objective This study aims to assess whether immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs)-based treatments offer significant survival benefits and economic viability for patients presenting with PD-L1 lower than 1%. Methods This exploratory analysis was based on individual patient data from randomized...

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Change in healthcare resource use and associated costs of patients with metastatic lung cancer between 2013 and 2021 : an observational study from the French national health data system

Chouaid, Christos; Marchal, Clarisse; Apert, Marion; … - 2026

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Long-term costs associated with healthcare use of people with cancer in Scotland

Haining, Kenny; Lemmon, Elizabeth; Lone, Nazir I. - 2026

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Long-term costs associated with healthcare use of people with cancer in Scotland

Haining, Kenny; Lemmon, Elizabeth; Hall, Peter; Lone, … - 2026

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Critical issues with methods and results interpretation at validating the EQ-5D-5L and QLU-C10D utilities in gastric cancer patients : referring to: Pan, C. W., he, J. Y., Zhu, Y. B., Zhao, C. H., Luo, N., & Wang, P.: Comparison of EQ- 5D-5L and EORTC QLU-C10D utilities in gastric cancer patients. The European Journal of Health Economics, 24(6), 885-893 (2003)

Seyringer, Simone; Gamper, Eva Maria - 2026

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United Kingdom value set for the functional assessment of cancer therapy eight dimension (FACT-8D) preference-based quality of life instrument

Norman, Richard; Campbell, R.; Rowen, Donna; Viney, Rosalie - 2026

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Cost-effectiveness of AI-enhanced breast cancer screening in Iran : a microsimulation study

Daroudi, Rajabali; Mohammadzadeh, Morteza - 2026

Background Recognized worldwide as a major health threat and Sustainable Development Goal priority, breast cancer places an especially heavy clinical and economic burden on Iran, making early detection imperative. To guide policy, we assessed the cost-effectiveness of ten mammography-based...

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Economic evaluation of automated scalp cooling systems for breast cancer patients in Spain

Aránzazu, Hernández-Yumar; Lidia, García-Pérez; … - 2026

Background Different alternatives exist to prevent chemotherapy-induced alopecia (CIA), such as scalp cooling (SC). We conducted an economic evaluation to assess SC systems for breast cancer patients in Spain. Methods A decision tree was built to compare automated SC systems (DigniCap® and...

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Health economic analysis of organizational models for breast cancer surgery : a bottom-up micro-costing and cost-minimization approach

Meili, Kaspar Walter; Lindholm, Lena; Appelblad, Micael; … - 2026

Background Healthcare systems face challenges in optimizing resources while maintaining high-quality care. Breast cancer surgery represents a substantial share of elective surgery and provides an opportunity to evaluate different organizational models. This study presents a health economic...

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Micro-costing of genetic and genomic testing in oncology : a systematic review of laboratory resources and costs

Sook Pin Goh; Jue Ern Chan; Ong, Siew Chin - 2026

Background and Objective This review aimed to synthesise evidence from micro-costing studies of laboratory-based genetic and genomic testing in oncology by identifying the resource components, critically examining measurement and valuation methods, determining key cost drivers, and assessing the...

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Study on mapping and evaluating the implementation of the Europe's Beating Cancer Plan : final report

2025

Europe's Beating Cancer Plan (EBCP), adopted in February 2021, proposes actions across the four pillars of the cancer pathway, i.e. prevention, early detection, diagnosis and treatment, and quality of life of cancer patients and survivors, and three cross-cutting themes, i.e. research and...

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Study on mapping and evaluating the implementation of the Europe's Beating Cancer Plan : Annex 6: Evaluation of progress of EU4Health Programme : case studies

2025

In this annex we include the four case studies conducted for each of the four pillars of the EBCP. Each case study is based on a selection of project grants, procurement contracts and Joint Actions (JA) related to cancer funded under the EU4Health Programme. The case studies cover projects...

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European quality assurance scheme for breast cancer services

2025

The European Commission Initiative on Breast Cancer offers a person-centred quality assurance scheme (the European QA scheme) alongside the European evidence-based guidelines. This initiative aims to support healthcare providers and screening programme organisers, as well as policymakers and...

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2025

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Modelling epidemiological and economics processes : the case of cervical cancer

Taeger, Franziska; Mende, Lena; Fleßa, Steffen - 2025

Different types of mathematical models can be used to forecast the development of diseases as well as associated costs and analyse the cost-effectiveness of interventions. The set of models available to assess these parameters, reach from simple independent equations to highly complex...

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Catastrophic health expenditures and food insecurity among older cancer survivors in the United States

Pak, Tae-Young - 2025

Background Cancer patients face a costly trade-off between medical care and basic necessities including food. This study aims to explore whether catastrophic health expenditures lead to food insecurity among older cancer survivors in the US. Methods Longitudinal study of individuals aged 50 or...

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Safety, efficacy, and cost-effectiveness evaluation of systemic treatments for refractory colorectal cancer : a systematic review and modeling study

Zhao, Mingye; Jiang, Yunlin; Shao, Taihang; Tang, Wenxi - 2025

Objectives To conduct pooled estimates and comparative evaluations of safety and efficacy, alongside cost-effectiveness and value-based pricing analyses, for systemic treatments recommended by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network in refractory colorectal cancer. Methods A comprehensive...

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Cost-effectiveness of expanding the target population of biennial screening for breast cancer from ages 50-69 to 45 and/or 74 : a cohort modelling study in the Finnish setting

Siegfrids, Filip; Heinävaara, Sirpa; Sarkeala, Tytti; … - 2025

Background Within Finland's breast cancer screening program, all women aged 50-69 are invited to biennial screening. Current European guidelines recommend screening in ages 45-49 and 70-74 conditional upon, inter alia, demonstrated context-specific cost-effectiveness. This study aims to...

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Physicians treating physicians : relational and informational advantages in treatment and survival

Chen, Stacey H.; Chen, Jennjou; Chuang, Hongwei; Lin, … - 2025

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Socioeconomic inequalities in waiting times for breast cancer surgery

Matias, Maria Ana; Santos, Rita; Siciliani, Luigi; … - 2025

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Trends in NICE technology appraisals of non-small cell lung cancer drugs over the last decade

Westerink, Lotte; Wolters, Sharon; Zhou, Guiling; … - 2025

Objectives The aim of this study is to analyse the trends in technology appraisals for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) treatments performed by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) over the last ten years. Methods A systematic search was conducted for single technology...

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Categorical classification of skin cancer using a weighted ensemble of transfer learning with test time augmentation

Ibrahim, Aliyu Tetengi; Abdullahi, Mohammed; Kana, … - 2025

Skin cancer is the abnormal development of cells on the surface of the skin and is one of the most fatal diseases in humans. It usually appears in locations that are exposed to the sun, but can also appear in areas that are not regularly exposed to the sun. Due to the striking similarities...

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Disparities in cancer stage at diagnosis, treatment, and mortality across socioeconomic groups in Finland

Zai, Xianhua; Li, Peng; Dei Bardi, Luca; Korhonen, Kaarina - 2025

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EU mission, cancer

2025

Why an EU Mission on cancer? Because cancer affects us all, creating a ripple effect that burdens families, societies, and economies. Every year the EU sees: 2.7 million new cancer diagnoses; 1.3 million lives lost; €200 billion economic toll. What's more, the annual number of diagnoses in...

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Process mining with event attributes and transition features for care pathway modelling

Rifki, Omar; Peng, Zhihao; Perrier, Lionel; Xie, Xiaolan - 2025

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Sustainable healing : natural compounds facilitating the future cancer treatment

Mir, M. Amin; Banik, Bimal K. - 2025

Natural products have always played an important part in cancer treatment. These chemicals are generally obtained from plants and microbes, which are significant sources of bioactive molecules with strong anticancer effects. Plant-derived anticancer drugs include Cisplatin, Taxanes, Gemcitabine,...

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Europe's beating cancer plan : making a difference

2025

Four years after its adoption, Europe's Beating Cancer Plan is making a positive impact on people's lives by boosting collaboration and forging a path towards better prevention, early detection, treatment and care as well as improving the quality of life of cancer patients and survivors.

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Europe's beating cancer plan : making a difference

2024

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Europe's beating cancer plan : making a difference

2024

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SOLACE : understanding the links between SOiL pollution and CancEr

2025

Soil pollution is a significant environmental and health concern in Europe, with potential links to cancer incidence. The Exploratory Research project "Understanding the links between SOil pollution and CancEr" (SOLACE)" aimed to investigate the complex relationships between soil properties,...

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Europe's beating cancer plan : new findings on national cancer action

2025

The number of people living with cancer in the EU is increasing due to the ageing population and lower cancer mortality. Large differences in cancer incidence and mortality persist across countries, with wide disparities between high- and low-income countries, higher rates among men than women...

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Europe's beating cancer plan : new findings on national cancer action

2025

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Europe's beating cancer plan : supporting actions to reduce inequalities : EUCanScreen : implementing national cancer screening programmes

2025

By enhancing breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screening, and introducing new programs for lung, prostate, and gastric cancers, the project supports Europe's Beating Cancer Plan through AI, personalized approaches, and robust quality assurance.

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Europe's beating cancer plan : EUnetCCC : European network of comprehensive cancer centres

2025

EUnetCCC establishes a Europe-wide network of certified Comprehensive Cancer Centres, integrating cutting-edge research with high-quality cancer care. The initiative aims to reduce disparities, foster collaboration, and ensure equitable access to innovative treatments for patients across Europe...

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Europe's beating cancer plan : CAT-ClinART : Catalan clinical audit network for quality improvement in radio therapy

2025

CAT-ClinART will establish a regional structure for Radiotherapy clinical audits in Catalonia. The project includes the implementation of a specialized training course, the development of the methodology and essential infrastructure to support clinical audits and a pilot test in all radiotherapy...

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Europe's beating cancer plan : DESIPOC : developing a sustained European initiative for monitoring and sharing practices in psychosocial oncology care provision

2025

DESIPOC is the first virtual platform of its kind targeting mental health challenges for all: patients, families, carers and healthcare professionals contributing to holistic care in the European health systems.

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Europe's beating cancer plan : ALTHEA : tackling mental health cancer patients and their families : digital solutions for better care

2025

ALTHEA will develop a web-based platform to facilitate the screening of mental health issues among cancer patients and their families, while supporting patients and healthcare providers in accessing up-to-date educational materials and promoting the delivery of tailored psychological support.

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Europe's beating cancer plan : MELODIC : mental health support for young adults with cancer

2025

MELODIC aims to promote mental health and well-being of young adults with cancer diagnosis, and their family/caregivers by improving screening, early detection, and efficient and person-centered management of mental health needs during the first year after their cancer diagnosis.

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Europe's beating cancer plan : PrISMA : preparatory activities to support implementation of quality and safety of medical ionising radiation applications

2025

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Europe's beating cancer plan : HTA4Patients : advanced EUPATI training for increased patient involvement in HTA

2025

Patients will play a vital role in Health Technology Assessments across the EU when the HTA Regulation ((EU) 2021/2282) comes into force in 2025. Over the past 12 years, The European Patients' Academy on Therapeutic Innovation (EUPATI) has become a key multistakeholder actor for patient...

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Europe's beating cancer plan : CLAUD-IT : clinical audit implementation in Europe : a practical and multidisciplinary approach

2025

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