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Rocky Flats: a case study of nuclear contamination, knowledge, and environmental justice

Luxton, India M., author, Malin, Stephanie, advisor, Hall, Peter, committee member, Stevis, Dimitris, committee memberColorado State University. Libraries2017

… interview data from individuals who suffer from rare cancers, chronic illnesses, or have had a family member who has passed due to these health outcomes. Currently, there are few health studies related to Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant, and those that do exist are highly contested (Iversen …

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Chemoradiotherapy in locally advanced head and neck cancer patients: efficacy, toxicity and impact on quality of life

Driessen, C.M.L.2019

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Incorporating the Patient Voice in Sarcoma Research: How Can We Assess Health-Related Quality of Life in This Heterogeneous Group of Patients?

Hollander, D. den[S.l.] : [S.n.]2022

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Prediction modeling and distributed learning for radiotherapy outcomes in lung cancer patients

Dankers, F.J.W.M.2019

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Defining the relationship between the gut microbiome and response to combination immune checkpoint blockade across cancer types

Gunjur, AshrayUniversity of Cambridge2025

… have revolutionised the treatment of many cancers, and can be used in combination for synergistic anti-tumour effect. Nevertheless, response to ICIs remain unpredictable, and we lack reliable ‘biomarkers’ to predict this a priori. Studies have demonstrated the importance of the gut …

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