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1. Incidence of lung cancer in males and females in Algeria: The lung cancer registry in Algeria (LuCaReAl).

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Bounedjar A, Benkali R, Badoui L, Abada M, Moumeni A, Marouani A, Sedkaoui C, Ammour H, Dib A, Braikia S, Reggad R, Zidane H, Taieb L, Mahfouf H, Belacel A, Mechiat Z, Maachou Y, Souilah S, Gamaz M, Reguig F, Tabouri S, Bouannika M, Ghomari S, Rostane A, Ougdi W, Belbachir L, Bousahba A, Seghier F, Megaiz A, Mesli Mohamed A, Gharnaout M, Ihadadenne D, Bensalem A, Namous Anissa S, Djeghim S, Khelifi Touhami S, Bouzid K, Kerboua E, Oukkal M, Hadjam F, Smaili F, Bekkouche S, Zidouni N, Mekideche D, Mebrek A, Douagui H, Abdelaziz R, Lemdani M, Malki G, Fissah A, Larbaoui B, Sadji N, Zeroual S, Filali T, Ayadi L, Youcef Ali L, Djebbar A, Heddane R, Haddad B, Djedi H, Yousfi A, Debbah L, Boualga K, Ouali L, Guettaf Fatima Z, Moussei A, Houri M, Haddouche A, and Kedar M

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Aged, Algeria, Female, Humans, Incidence, Longitudinal Studies, Male, Middle Aged, Prospective Studies, Registries, Lung Neoplasms epidemiology
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Background: Lung cancer is a major cause of death worldwide. However, few data on incidence, histologic types and mortality rates of lung cancer were available for Algeria., Methods: LuCaReAl is an ongoing descriptive, non-interventional, national, multicenter, prospective and longitudinal study conducted in Algeria, among oncologists and pulmonologists in public community and university hospitals. Median and interquartile ranges are displayed., Results: Between July 2016 and July 2017, 897 patients were included. Overall incidence of lung cancer was 3.4 [3.2;3.6] cases per 100,000 inhabitants; overall incidence by sex was 5.8 [5.4;6.2] for males and 1.0 [0.8;1.1] for females. Adenocarcinoma was the most common histologic type of cancer. Most tumors were diagnosed at Stage IV., Conclusion: The first results from the LuCaReAl study in Algeria showed that most patients are diagnosed with lung cancer at an advanced stage. The ongoing follow-up will next provide data on the survival and mortality rates., (Copyright © 2020. Published by Elsevier Ltd.)

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2020
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2. Epidemiology of breast cancer in women based on diagnosis data from oncologists and senologists in Algeria.

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Smaili F, Boudjella A, Dib A, Braikia S, Zidane H, Reggad R, Bendib A, Abdelouahab A, Bereksi-Reguig F, Yekrou D, Bentouati A, Filali T, Chirouf A, Djehal N, Mahfouf H, Mechiat F, Tadjerouni H, Sedkaoui C, Hikem M, Amber A, Bouzid K, Ladjeroud A, Ghomari S, Aris H, Saidi S, Larhbali R, Saidi MA, Haddouche A, Kedar M, Bounedjar A, Talha S, Benbrahim W, Ammari A, Boushaba A, Rabah A, Ameziane N, Benabdallah F, Djedi H, Kouadri N, Bensalem A, Djeghim S, Oukkal M, Hadjam F, Larbaoui B, Rekai K, Azzouz N, Badaoui A, Abid M, Abada M, Moussei A, Benmehidi F, Benzidane N, Boualga K, and Mesli S

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Algeria, Female, Humans, Middle Aged, Breast Neoplasms epidemiology, Oncologists standards, Serology standards
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Background: Breast cancer (BC) is a major health issue threatening women's life. No reliable epidemiological data on BC diagnosed by oncologists/senologists are available in Algeria., Methods: The BreCaReAl study, a non-interventional prospective cohort study, included adult women with confirmed BC in Algeria. Disease incidence, patients and disease characteristics, treatment patterns, and mortality rate were recorded up to 12 months of follow-up., Results: Overall, 1,437 patients were analysed: median age was 48 [41;57] years and 337 (23.5%) women had a family history of BC. BC incidence was 22.3 (95% CI: 21.5; 23.2) cases per 100,000 inhabitants over 8 months. Delayed diagnosis was reported in 400 (29.2%) patients. First line of treatments were mainly chemotherapy and surgery. Twenty-eight serious adverse events were reported including 10 (37.0%) events which led to death. Mortality rate reached 3.2% at 12 months CONCLUSION: A delayed diagnosis highlights the importance of implementing more effective screening strategies., (Copyright © 2020. Published by Elsevier Ltd.)

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2020
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