Interprovincial variations in mortality from cancer: factorial and cluster analyses

Cancer mortality rates among males, for sixteen sites in the fifty Spanish provinces were analyzed using two data reduction techniques, factor and cluster analysis. Five independent underlying factors were identified by factor analysis which appear to influence cancer mortality patterns. Cluster ana...

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Published in:Gaceta sanitaria 1990-11, Vol.4 (21), p.227-232
Main Authors: Cayuela Domínguez, A, Lacalle Remigio, J R, Gili, M
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