The association of neighborhood-level social class and tobacco consumption with adverse lung cancer characteristics in Maryland

Social Sciences

• tobacco consumption 100%
• nicotine 67%
• cancer 64%
• social class 64%
• white-collar occupation 10%
• census 10%
• gender 9%
• school graduation 8%
• demographic situation 7%
• expenditures 5%
• resources 5%
• mortality 5%
• driver 5%
• incident 5%
• social status 4%
• logistics 4%
• income 4%
• regression 4%
• Group 3%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Tobacco Use 74%
• Tobacco 66%
• Social Class 66%
• Lung Neoplasms 55%
• Censuses 19%
• Geographic Mapping 13%
• Race Factors 12%
• Logistic Models 11%
• Neoplasms 11%
• Health Expenditures 8%
• Occupations 8%
• Income 7%
• Disease Progression 7%
• Registries 6%
• Epithelial Cells 6%
• Mortality 4%
• Incidence 4%
• Population 3%