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work_yghxu4sxrzecfp5aovjrqz2fga	Mahmoud Torabi	Geographical Variation and Factors Associated with Colorectal Cancer Mortality in a Universal Health Care System	2014	8	.pdf	application/pdf	6257	623	64	Epidemiology and Cancer Registry; 4Department of Hematology and Oncology, CancerCare Manitoba; 5Department of Internal Medicine, University regions of Manitoba had higher CRC mortality rates than suburban different income areas increased over time, with rising CRC mortality CONCLUSIONS: Individuals residing in lower income neighbourhoods experienced rising CRC mortality despite residing in a jurisdiction with universal health care and should receive increased efforts to The objectives of the current study were to determine the geographical and temporal variation in CRC mortality in Manitoba and All analyses (choropleth maps and regression models) were separately repeated for proximal and distal colon CRC mortality and for linear time trends of CRC mortality in the different income groups CRC mortality rates among those living in the highest-income areas Time trends in overall colorectal cancer mortality rate according to sex and income Adjusted saturated Poisson regression analysis of colorectal cancer (CRC) mortality	./cache/work_yghxu4sxrzecfp5aovjrqz2fga.pdf	./txt/work_yghxu4sxrzecfp5aovjrqz2fga.txt