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Income Changes and Pancreatic Cancer Resection

Income changes do not significantly impact the rate of patients undergoing surgical resection for early-stage pancreatic cancer. A study including 23,968 patients from 173 counties across 11 states showcases an overall resection rate of 45.1%, which increased from 42.8% to 47.4% between the early and late time periods. Notably, disparities in surgical intervention between lower-income and higher-income patients have decreased, indicating improved access to care and reduced healthcare disparities.

Journal Article by Irfan A, Rose JB (…) Reddy S et 2 al. in Am Surg

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