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A Drug-Specific, Half-Life-Adjusted Framework for Classifying CNS-Active Systemic Therapy Exposure During and After Radiotherapy

2026-06-22

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Clinical oncology datasets often store systemic therapy as a regimen label with a start date and an end date. Those records are clinically recognizable but can be analytically incomplete when the research question concerns whether a patient was exposed to a concurrent CNS-active drug ( cCNS-aD ) or an adjuvant CNS-active drug ( aCNS-aD ) around radiotherapy. Contemporary CNS-oncology studies usually define CNS a...

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10.64898/2026.06.11.26354463
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