1 “... outcomes related to treatment; and which patients are best treated with active surveillance. While...”

2 “...For patients whose conditions can be treated with elective surgery, location matters...”

3 “...For patients whose conditions can be treated with elective surgery, location matters...”

4 “...For patients whose conditions can be treated with elective surgery, location matters...”

5 “...For patients whose conditions can be treated with elective surgery, location matters...”

6 “...For patients whose conditions can be treated with elective surgery, location matters...”

7 “...For patients whose conditions can be treated with elective surgery, location matters...”

8 “...For patients whose conditions can be treated with elective surgery, location matters...”

9 “...For patients whose conditions can be treated with elective surgery, location matters...”

10 “... conditions, all of which can--but do not have to be--treated with surgery. The last section, "Ensuring...”

11 “... conditions, all of which can-but do not have to be-treated with surgery. The last section, "Ensuring Patients...”

12 “... for treating early stage breast cancer, the scientific evidence on the main outcome -- survival -- is quite...”

13 “... in which procedure is favored to treat aneurysms are particularly fascinating, driven as they appear...”

14 “... takes a more longitudinal view. The changes over time in which procedure is favored to treat back pain...”

15 “... care for some of their sickest patients-those leaving the hospital after a stay to treat an acute...”

16 “... aggressively physicians at each hospital treat chronically ill patients at the end of life, and the frequency...”

17 “... resources to treat Medicare beneficiaries at the end of life, both among hospital referral regions and among...”

18 “... aggressively treat patients with curative attempts they may not want, at the expense of improving the quality...”