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  • The future of clinical cancer genomics
    Journal Article

    Offit, K.
    Seminars in Oncology (2016)

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  • Targeting obesity-related adipose tissue dysfunction to prevent cancer development and progression
    Journal Article

    Gucalp, A.; Iyengar, N. M.; Hudis, C. A.; Dannenberg, A. J.
    Seminars in Oncology (2016)

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  • Solid Tumor second primary neoplasms: Who is at risk, what can we do?
    Journal Article

    Oeffinger, K. C.; Baxi, S. S.; Novetsky Friedman, D.; Moskowitz, C. S.
    Seminars in Oncology (2013)

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  • Cognitive effects of cancer and its treatments at the intersection of aging: What do we know; What do we need to know?
    Journal Article

    Mandelblatt, J. S.; Hurria, A.; McDonald, B. C.; Saykin, A. J.; Stern, R. A.; Vanmeter, J. W.; McGuckin, M.; Traina, T.; Denduluri, N.; Turner, S.; more...
    Seminars in Oncology (2013)

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  • Sexual and reproductive health in cancer survivors
    Journal Article

    Goldfarb, S.; Mulhall, J.; Nelson, C.; Kelvin, J.; Dickler, M.; Carter, J.
    Seminars in Oncology (2013)

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  • Health disparities and the cancer survivor
    Journal Article

    Blinder, V. S.; Griggs, J. J.
    Seminars in Oncology (2013)

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  • An update on cancer- and chemotherapy-related cognitive dysfunction: Current status
    Journal Article

    Janelsins, M. C.; Kohli, S.; Mohile, S. G.; Usuki, K.; Ahles, T. A.; Morrow, G. R.
    Seminars in Oncology (2011)

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  • Traditional statistical methods for evaluating prediction models are uninformative as to clinical value: Towards a decision analytic framework
    Journal Article

    Vickers, A. J.; Cronin, A. M.
    Seminars in Oncology (2010)

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  • Treatment of hereditary breast cancer
    Journal Article

    Robson, M. E.
    Seminars in Oncology (2007)

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  • Seizing the opportunity: Recognition and management of hereditary cancer predisposition
    Journal Article

    Robson, M. E.
    Seminars in Oncology (2007)

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