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Optimizing Clinical Outcome and Toxicity in Lung Cancer Using a Genomic Marker of Radiosensitivity

2020-01-13

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Cancer sequencing efforts have demonstrated that cancer is the most complex and heterogeneous disease that affects humans. However, radiation therapy, one of the most common cancer treatments, is prescribed based on an empiric one-size-fits all approach. We propose that the field of radiation oncology is operating under an outdated null hypothesis: that all patients are biologically similar and s...

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Literature Corpus work: b797e435-c5e8-5325-b6b2-90286ed5669f
DOI: 10.1101/2020.01.09.20017046

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