Head and Neck Cancer Stage at Diagnosis and Survival Outcomes Among South Asian Patients

South Asian individuals with HNC are more likely to present with advanced disease stage and have worse survival compared with Other Asian and non-Hispanic white individuals, highlighting the importance of disaggregating Asian ethnic groups when assessing HNC outcome disparities.

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Otolaryngology
Published
2026-03-22
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ohn.70215
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Head and Neck Cancer Studies
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Abstract

South Asian individuals with HNC are more likely to present with advanced disease stage and have worse survival compared with Other Asian and non-Hispanic white individuals, highlighting the importance of disaggregating Asian ethnic groups when assessing HNC outcome disparities.

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