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….Results COLO-COHORT data were available for 1959 participants. Colorectal neoplasia was present in 858 participants (43.8%). Advanced neoplasia and…

…n study (GWAS) by Nishizawa et al. (2022) examined 428 Japanese cancer pain patients and identified significant genetic loci associate…

…atients with cancer pain. To address the needs of patients with cancer pain, clinicians should acquire the knowledge and skills necess…

…elp clinicians strike an appropriate balance between optimizing cancer pain control and mitigating nonmedical opioid use.…

…tic pathways and outcomes. The increased risk of advanced-stage breast cancer is of particular note. Improved support to access and navigate …

…e exacerbated during the pandemic, particularly among migrants. Cancer care for residents in neighbourhoods with high migrant density …

…t and outcomes among patients awaiting psychological therapy in cancer care.Methods and analysis This study is a parallel-group, two-a…

…enne (CE) marking),15 16 Deep Bio (prostate, breast and gastric cancer detection models with CE marking)17 and Ibex (breast and gastro…

…g studies of populations with wide age ranges most informative. Colorectal cancer is a notable exception, with persistent increases limited to yo…

… to primary care for early diagnosis and reduce inequalities in cancer outcomes.…

…Introduction The global burden of cancer is increasingly concentrated in low-income and middle-income co…

…Introduction China has the highest global burden of new cancer diagnoses and cancer-related mortality, with approximately 60%–…