Lack of access to chemotherapy for colon cancer: multiplicative disadvantage of being extremely poor, inadequately insured and African American

por Gorey, Kevin M, Haji-Jama, Sundus, Bartfay, Emma, Luginaah, Isaac N, Wright, Frances C, Kanjeekal, Sindu M
Publicado 2014

Colon cancer care of Hispanic people in California: Paradoxical barrio protections seem greatest among vulnerable populations

por Escobar, Keren M., Sivaram, Mollie, Gorey, Kevin M., Luginaah, Isaac N., Kanjeekal, Sindu M., Wright, Frances C.
Publicado 2020

Colon cancer care and survival: income and insurance are more predictive in the USA, community primary care physician supply more so in Canada

por Gorey, Kevin M., Kanjeekal, Sindu M., Wright, Frances C., Hamm, Caroline, Luginaah, Isaac N., Bartfay, Emma, Zou, Guangyong, Holowaty, Eric J., Richter, Nancy L.
Publicado 2015

Effects of being uninsured or underinsured and living in extremely poor neighborhoods on colon cancer care and survival in California: historical cohort analysis, 1996—2011

por Gorey, Kevin M, Luginaah, Isaac N, Holowaty, Eric J, Zou, Guangyong, Hamm, Caroline, Bartfay, Emma, Kanjeekal, Sindu M, Balagurusamy, Madhan K, Haji-Jama, Sundus, Wright, Frances C
Publicado 2012

Multiplicative disadvantage of being an unmarried and inadequately insured woman living in poverty with colon cancer: historical cohort exploration in California

por Levitz, Naomi R, Haji-Jama, Sundus, Munro, Tonya, Gorey, Kevin M, Luginaah, Isaac N, Bartfay, Emma, Zou, Guangyong, Wright, Frances C, Kanjeekal, Sindu M, Hamm, Caroline, Balagurusamy, Madhan K, Holowaty, Eric J
Publicado 2015