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Estimating (stage-)sojourn time for multiple cancer-sites: literature review and structured elicitation of expert beliefs

2026-07-09

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Preclinical cancer sojourn time—defined here as the duration a cancer is undetected but detectable—is important for understanding disease progression and evaluating screening policies. This study aims to robustly characterise empirical evidence and existing knowledge over mean sojourn times across 21 stageable tumour sites, including stage-specific preclinical cancer sojourn times and the sojourn time of circulati...

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978afc10-c9c5-506a-814b-35bbdd67755d
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10.64898/2026.06.26.26355688
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