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…fully affect dose–volume distributions and downstream toxicity. Head and neck cancer is particularly sensitive to subtle dosimetric differences. Sma…
… lung/respiratory cancer (pooled OR 0.86, 95% CI 0.67-1.09), or thyroid cancer (pooled OR 1.42, 95% CI 0.23-8.66). Most outcomes showed modera…
…symmetric funnel plot (Egger’s test; p=0.002). For incidence of prostate cancer meta RR was 1.16 (95% CI 0.99 to 1.37) while the RR for mortali…
…warranting targeted prevention and surveillance. In particular, melanoma risk underscores the need to minimise both occupational and rec…
… would have missed PCa in 13.0% (73/562) of patients, including csPCa in 11.4% (64/562) and would have underestimated GG in 13.3% (75…
…RPTs and immunotherapies already approved or in development for prostate cancer, many preclinical and clinical studies are evaluating their use…
…Thousands of men in England with prostate cancer are to be offered high powered “precision” radiotherapy that wi…
… CAS risk and anti-RNPC3 associated with increased early breast cancer risk. Late cancer incidence was decreased in anti-centromere-po…
…aged 45-74 will be invited to take part in an expanded trial of prostate cancer screening, ministers have announced.…
…Routine prostate cancer screening has been rejected by the UK's independent screening c…
…als a novel non-pyroptotic pathway through which GSDMD inhibits PCa immune evasion by targeting LAMC2 for degradation, thereby prev…
…ening with a PSA (prostate specific antigen) blood test reduces prostate cancer deaths by two for every 1000 men screened, though the risk of o…