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How cancer patients perceive clinical trials (CTs) in the era of CTs: <i>Current perceptional status and differences between common and rare cancers</i>

2018-10-29

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<h4>Background</h4> As perception have been recently highlighted as critical determinants of clinical trials (CTs) in cancer patients, we evaluated current perceptional status of CTs in cancer patients, focusing on differences between common and rare cancers. <h4>Materials & Methods</h4> From November 2015 to May 2017, we prospectively surveyed patients who have received anti-cancer treatment at Asan Medical Cen...

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775af49c-852c-535c-aa04-e5018f98674b
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10.1101/455899
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