Protocol: systematic review of the association between socio-economic status and survival in adult head and neck cancer

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Bilal G. Taib
Joseph Rylands
Sue Povall
Terry M. Jones
David Taylor-Robinson
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[1] Royal Liverpool University Hospital,Postgraduate Centre
[2] Aintree University Hospital,Institute of Psychology, Health and Society
[3] University of Liverpool,Department of Molecular and Clinical Cancer Medicine
[4] University of Liverpool,undefined
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Head and neck cancer; Socio-economic status; Socio-economic inequalities; Survival; Systematic review; Meta-analysis;
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