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Large Language Model Chatbot Responses to Cancer Survivorship Questions in Hong Kong: Bilingual Evaluation and Prompt Optimization Study. [PDF]
An H +5 more
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ABSTRACT As population aging accelerates, the coexistence of cancer and Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD) is becoming increasingly common. While each condition independently contributes to mortality, national trends in cancer‐related deaths occurring alongside ADRD—and their demographic and geographic disparities—remain poorly defined ...
Aasim Ali +14 more
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Masculinity and Cancer Survivorship: A Systematic Review. [PDF]
Wang Z, Shahrokni R, Hoyt MA.
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ABSTRACT Objective Age‐related loss of lean mass is a hallmark of sarcopenia and a contributor to functional decline and morbidity in ageing populations. This study aimed to identify long‐term determinants of lean mass during ageing. Methods Data from 3033 participants (ages 20–96 years; 49% women) in the Geelong Osteoporosis Study were analysed using ...
Aminu Suleiman +6 more
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Deep-learning-assisted brain contouring and serial neurocognitive monitoring in head and neck cancer survivorship: a prospective study. [PDF]
Kim S +16 more
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Clinical Oncology Society of Australia advocates for exercise to be integrated in cancer care; however, the exercise oncology field faces a research‐to‐practice gap. This organisation‐wide study identified shared and region‐specific contextual factors shaping exercise oncology implementation.
Georgia L. White +4 more
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Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Patient Experiences of Oesophageal Cancer Survivorship After Oesophagectomy. [PDF]
Sivakumar J +7 more
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Comparing National Institutes of Health funding for cancer survivorship: a spotlight on breast and gynecologic cancer. [PDF]
White P +6 more
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Cancer‐related fatigue (CRF) is a common and debilitating symptom among colorectal cancer (CRC) patients, but its underlying biological causes remain unclear, with inflammation emerging as a leading suspect. Here, researchers analyzed inflammatory biomarkers in blood samples and evaluated responses in fatigue assessments from CRC patients at and up to ...
Anouk E. C. Bruijnzeels +3 more
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