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Socio-economic deprivation: A significant determinant affecting stage of oral cancer diagnosis and survival

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Many factors contribute to socioeconomic status (SES), yet in most survival studies only income is used as a measure for determining SES. We used a complex, composite, census-based metric for socioeconomic deprivation to better distinguish individuals with lower SES and assess its impact on survival and staging trends of oral cancers. |

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