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CC BY 4.0 · Brazilian Journal of Oncology 2025; 21
DOI: 10.1055/s-0045-1807948
PREVENTION, SCREENING, AND DIAGNOSIS
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POSTER PRESENTATION

Comparison of mortality rates from cardiovascular disease and the most common cancers in Brazil in 2019 and 2022: a dimensional approach

Authors

  • Gabriela Vieira Bon

  • Carla Veras Yigashira de Oliveira

  • Laila Lentini Cavalcante

  • Isabela Silva Erthal Vieira

  • Samuel Santos Souza

  • Luiza Meireles Teixeira

  • Danielle da Silva Fernandes

  • Caroline Decnop Carvalho e Silva

  • Rafael Martins Lameira

  • Estella Aparecida de Laia

  • Tácira Karoline Pereira Nascimento

  • Camila Mendes Peixoto

  • João Vitor Almeida e Silva

  • Carolini Erler Barbosa

  • Paulo Henrique Alves da Costa

  • Juliana Cardinalli Ruas da Silva

  • Victor Marcondes Lopes dos Santos

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Keywords

cardiovascular diseases - cancers - mortality rate


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06. Mai 2025

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Bibliographical Record
Gabriela Vieira Bon, Carla Veras Yigashira de Oliveira, Laila Lentini Cavalcante, Isabela Silva Erthal Vieira, Samuel Santos Souza, Luiza Meireles Teixeira, Danielle da Silva Fernandes, Caroline Decnop Carvalho e Silva, Rafael Martins Lameira, Estella Aparecida de Laia, Tácira Karoline Pereira Nascimento, Camila Mendes Peixoto, João Vitor Almeida e Silva, Carolini Erler Barbosa, Paulo Henrique Alves da Costa, Juliana Cardinalli Ruas da Silva, Victor Marcondes Lopes dos Santos. Comparison of mortality rates from cardiovascular disease and the most common cancers in Brazil in 2019 and 2022: a dimensional approach. Brazilian Journal of Oncology 2025; 21.
DOI: 10.1055/s-0045-1807948