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Relative survival analyses are generally not possible in this field of study because life tables are not available within their specific socioeconomic contexts (e.g., for those who live in Canada or America’s poorest neighborhoods).

However, the results of both all-cause and cancer-specific (cases who died from competing causes of death censored) survival models tended to be close systematic replicates.