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Changes in Treatment Patterns and Costs for Lung Cancer Have Not Resulted in Relevant Improvements in Survival: A Population-Based Observational Study in Catalonia.

Laura Guarga-SoléNoelia PacoEmili Vela-VallespínMontse ClèriesJulieta CorralJoaquín Delgadillo-DuarteCaridad PontesJosep Maria Borràs
Published in: Cancers (2022)
From 2014 to 2018, surgical approaches increased in younger patients. The mean cost of treating patients increased, especially in pharmaceutical expenditure, mainly related to the use of several biomarker-targeted treatments. While no differences in overall patient survival were observed, it seems reasonable to expect improvements in this outcome in upcoming years as more patients receive innovative treatments.
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