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Why is the gap in survival for all cancers 11% when the largest gap for any of the most common cancers is under 8%?

Hint:

Which cancers cause the most deaths?
Which social classes have a higher risk of these cancers?

Further reading:
Coleman MP et al. Cancer survival trends in England and Wales 1971-1995: deprivation and NHS Region. Series SMPS No. 61. London: The Stationery Office, 1999.