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Cancer Risk Assessment Tool: A new general model to estimate cure-rate fraction in patients under tumor therapy

2020-09-01

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Cure fraction is not an easy task to be calculated relating probabilistic estimations to an event. For instance, cancer patients may abandon treatment, be cured, or die due to another illness, causing limitations regarding the information about the odds of cancer cure (related to the patient follow-up) and may mislead the researcher’s inference. In this paper, we overcame this limitation and prop...

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Literature Corpus work: faf2cf64-292a-5bc7-a0ce-6279b8a80ffb
DOI: 10.1101/2020.08.27.20183285

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