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A recent study published in JAMA Surgery highlights an increase in wait times for cancer surgeries in the US over the last decade. The analysis, which included data from over 2.7 million patients, indicates that delays in surgery may negatively impact patient outcomes.
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A recent study published in JAMA Surgery highlights an increase in wait times for cancer surgeries in the US over the last decade. The analysis, which included data from over 2.7 million patients, indicates that delays in surgery may negatively impact patient outcomes.
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US wait times for cancer surgeries are getting longer and longer
Study Shows Increased Wait Times for Cancer Surgeries in the US