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Fig. 1 | BMC Cancer

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From: Smoking cessation care can translate to lower hazard of death in the short-run in cancer patients - a retrospective cohort study to demonstrate the value of smoking cessation services within the treatment phase of cancer

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Survival curves for a subsample of cancer patients with survival data (N = 2387) divided as follows: smokers who were seen [within a year of diagnosis] more than once at the clinic and whose records indicated abstinence at atleast two follow-up points (group A); smokers who were seen [within a year of diagnosis] more than once at the clinic and whose records indicated abstinence at only one follow-up point (group B); smokers who were seen [within a year of diagnosis] more than once at the clinic and whose records indicated no abstinence at any follow-up point. Patients who did not accrue sufficient follow-up records to measure abstinence also were included in this group (group C); and smokers who were never seen at the clinic or were seen after a year from diagnosis (group D)

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