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    Patients with gastrointestinal cancer face significant insurance instability that impacts surgery timelines and costs. 9.8% of GI cancer patients changed insurance within a year post-diagnosis, compared to 8.8% of controls (adjusted HR 1.18). Insurance instability led to delayed surgeries (adjusted rate ratio 1.15) and higher out-of-pocket costs ($3,675 vs $3,206). Employment disruptions accounted for 97.2% of insurance instability, emphasizing the need for policies to ensure job and coverage security during cancer treatment. Risk was highest for patients with HMO (HR… Read more: Insurance Instability Tied to Employment Disruption in GI Cancer

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