The 5-year survival rate is a statistical measure indicating the percentage of patients who survive for at least five years after diagnosis or treatment of a specific disease, often cancer. It is crucial in clinical practice for assessing treatment efficacy, guiding patient prognosis, and informing healthcare decisions. For instance, a higher 5-year survival rate in breast cancer patients typically reflects advancements in early detection and therapeutic strategies, highlighting the importance of timely intervention.
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