Trends in end-of-life care and health care spending in women with uterine cancer.

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Trends in end-of-life care and health care spending in women with uterine cancer.

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Alfred I Neugut

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Ana I Tergas

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Benjamin Margolis

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Cande V Ananth

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Jason D Wright

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June Y Hou

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Ling Chen

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Melissa K Accordino

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William M Burke

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10.1016/J.AJOG.2017.07.006

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Grace Clarke Hillyer

Dawn L Hershman

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2017-07-11T00:00:00Z

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