Marital status independently predicts non-small cell lung cancer survival: a propensity-adjusted SEER database analysis

[1] Ikeda A(2013)Social support and cancer incidence and mortality: the JPHC study cohort II Cancer Causes Control 24 847-860

[2] Kawachi I(2007)Does marital status impact survival and quality of life in patients with non-small cell lung cancer? Observations from the mayo clinic lung cancer cohort Oncologist 12 1456-1463

[3] Iso H(2006)Disadvantage of men living alone participating in Radiation Therapy Oncology Group head and neck trials J Clin Oncol 24 4177-4183

[4] Iwasaki M(2001)The impact of marital status on cancer survival Soc Sci Med 52 357-368

[5] Inoue M(2002)A cancer survival model that takes sociodemographic variations in “normal” mortality into account: comparison with other models J Epidemiol Community Health 56 309-318

[6] Tsugane S(2009)Prognostic factors for survival in extensive stage small cell lung cancer (ED-SCLC): the importance of smoking history, socioeconomic and marital statuses, and ethnicity J Thorac Oncol 4 37-43

[7] Jatoi A(2002)Global cancer statistics CA Cancer J Clin 55 74-108

[8] Novotny P(2006)Marital status, social support and survival after curative resection in non-small-cell lung cancer Cancer Sci 97 206-213

[9] Cassivi S(2008)Marital status and non-small cell lung cancer survival: the Lung Cancer Database Project in Japan Psychooncology 17 869-876

[10] Konski AA(2008)The impact of additional prognostic factors on survival and their relationship with the anatomical extent of disease expressed by the 6th Edition of the TNM Classification of Malignant Tumors and the proposals for the 7th Edition J Thorac Oncol 3 457-466

[1] Ikeda A(2013)Social support and cancer incidence and mortality: the JPHC study cohort II Cancer Causes Control 24 847-860

[2] Kawachi I(2007)Does marital status impact survival and quality of life in patients with non-small cell lung cancer? Observations from the mayo clinic lung cancer cohort Oncologist 12 1456-1463

[3] Iso H(2006)Disadvantage of men living alone participating in Radiation Therapy Oncology Group head and neck trials J Clin Oncol 24 4177-4183

[4] Iwasaki M(2001)The impact of marital status on cancer survival Soc Sci Med 52 357-368

[5] Inoue M(2002)A cancer survival model that takes sociodemographic variations in “normal” mortality into account: comparison with other models J Epidemiol Community Health 56 309-318

[6] Tsugane S(2009)Prognostic factors for survival in extensive stage small cell lung cancer (ED-SCLC): the importance of smoking history, socioeconomic and marital statuses, and ethnicity J Thorac Oncol 4 37-43

[7] Jatoi A(2002)Global cancer statistics CA Cancer J Clin 55 74-108

[8] Novotny P(2006)Marital status, social support and survival after curative resection in non-small-cell lung cancer Cancer Sci 97 206-213

[9] Cassivi S(2008)Marital status and non-small cell lung cancer survival: the Lung Cancer Database Project in Japan Psychooncology 17 869-876

[10] Konski AA(2008)The impact of additional prognostic factors on survival and their relationship with the anatomical extent of disease expressed by the 6th Edition of the TNM Classification of Malignant Tumors and the proposals for the 7th Edition J Thorac Oncol 3 457-466