Multiplicity of skin cancers in Queensland and their cost burden to government and patients
Abstract Objective: To determine the cost burden to government and patients for individuals with multiple skin cancers. Methods: We used self‐reported baseline data on socio‐demographics, phenotype and sun exposure behaviours from participants in the QSkin Sun and Health Study with at least one hist...
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Main Authors: | Louisa G. Gordon (Author), Thomas M. Elliott (Author), Catherine M. Olsen (Author), Nirmala Pandeya (Author), David C. Whiteman (Author) |
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2018-02-01T00:00:00Z.
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