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1424	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Liver (Hepatocellular) Cancer Screening (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version	Expert-reviewed information summary about tests used to detect or screen for liver (hepatocellular) cancer.	positive predictive value 0.503935 Needle aspiration cytology 0.492344 10-year survival rates 0.485559 hepatitis B virus 0.608203 hepatitis G infection 0.516552 control group 0.576587 6-monthly AFP assays 0.575205 North America 0.429041 nonalcoholic steatohepatitis 0.42282 AFP screening 0.526835 usual-care group 0.429439 ethnic groups 0.421496 test result 0.419937 HCC 0.942449 screening group 0.63461 Age-standardized incidence rates 0.541219 hepatitis B infection 0.498394 glycogen storage disease 0.517803 porphyria cutanea tarda 0.523911 new cases 0.427232 patients experience pain 0.502381 Serum AFP 0.49956 fetal-specific glycoprotein antigen 0.51455 United States 0.614175	screening tests 0.450593 retrospective case-control study 0.516703 mortality rate ratio 0.509505 certain Aspergillus species 0.510442 widely used tumor 0.501438 cryptogenic cirrhosis 0.452869 earlier diagnosis 0.555097 right upper quadrant 0.485875 common cancer 0.432709 surface antigen–positive carriers 0.524371 diagnosis study designs. 0.509206 Chinese Americans 0.422068 high incidence 0.419907 distinct male preponderance 0.54002 risk factor 0.421115 HCC mortality 0.712636 mortality rate 0.512472 randomized controlled trial 0.492498 alcoholic cirrhosis 0.45216 chronic hepatitis 0.816099 germ cell tumors 0.509004 liver biopsy 0.576034 annual risk 0.42449 liver cancer 0.48682	CLICK HERE
1453	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Esophageal Cancer Prevention (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version	Expert-reviewed information summary about factors that may influence the risk of developing esophageal cancer and about research aimed at the prevention of this disease.	population-based case-controlled study 0.456088 Incidence rates 0.385333 symptomatic gastroesophageal reflux 0.449595 Barrett epithelium 0.458468 control group 0.467545 population attributable risk 0.450158 abnormal intestinal-type epithelium 0.466177 upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage 0.4271 GERD symptoms 0.44816 dysplastic Barrett esophagus 0.622479 distal esophagus 0.516913 case-control studies 0.466408 characteristic endoscopic appearance 0.435919 racial/ethnic groups 0.387576 alcohol abuse 0.441548 sham ablation 0.397202 patients 0.529714 incidence rate 0.442768 relative risk 0.448332 long-standing GERD 0.393778 esophageal adenocarcinoma 0.436843 esophageal adenocarcinoma. 0.389793 Retrospective cohort studies 0.444668 radiofrequency ablation 0.397459	new cases 0.385134 population-based cohort study 0.450776 esophageal cancer 0.543708 United States 0.381547 neoplastic alteration 0.380441 squamous epithelium. 0.390253 Barrett esophagus 0.930056 disease progression 0.441468 low-grade dysplasia 0.40734 significantly increased risk 0.448898 recurrent reflux symptoms 0.445059 important epidemiological difference 0.443496 black men 0.381968 case-control study 0.397548 high-grade dysplasia group 0.469185 adenocarcinoma 0.464553 certain GERD symptoms 0.4422 risk factor 0.383382 randomized controlled trial 0.433019 treatment group 0.414938 stratified squamous epithelium 0.484787 ablation group 0.497322 risk 0.45334 columnar epithelium 0.407571	CLICK HERE
1615	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Cardiopulmonary Syndromes (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version	Expert-reviewed information summary about common conditions that produce chest symptoms. The cardiopulmonary syndromes addressed in this summary are cancer-related dyspnea, malignant pleural effusion, pericardial effusion, and superior vena cava syndrome.	vena cava 0.611223 pericardial tamponade 0.679952 evidence 0.62034 randomized controlled trials 0.605832 malignant pleural effusion 0.70666 pericardial fluid collection 0.700496 significant pericardial effusions 0.706328 underlying malignant disorders 0.602719 right mainstem bronchus 0.652149 chest 0.626465 cancer patients 0.972375 malignant pericardial effusion. 0.719099 Cancer Dyspnea Scale 0.624114 subxiphoid pericardial windows 0.680282 treatment 0.619895 nonmalignant causes 0.594571 Pericardial biopsy 0.658961 pericardial effusions. 0.666377 pericardial sac. 0.661251 dyspneic cancer patients 0.638184 pericardial sclerosis 0.657248 Pericardial friction rubs 0.684646 subxiphoid pericardial window 0.711885 loculated pleural effusions 0.605868 pericardial effusion 0.810932	pericardial sac 0.692904 advanced lung cancer 0.597362 terminally ill patients 0.609314 large pleural effusion 0.611685 pulmonary function tests 0.594337 Pericardial fluid cytology 0.702526 inoperable cancer patients 0.631248 lung cancer patients 0.649316 Recurrent pericardial effusion 0.706493 dyspnea 0.731471 pericardial masses 0.661922 pericardial fluid reaccumulation 0.694759 pericardial mesothelioma 0.66558 respiratory muscle dysfunction 0.634779 inferior vena cava 0.596175 nebulized local anesthetics 0.604885 pericardial sclerotherapy 0.657003 chest pain 0.622877 malignant pericardial effusions 0.808201 pericardial sclerosis. 0.657675 malignant pleural effusions 0.666328 pericardial effusions 0.86832 chest x-ray 0.605659 pericardial drainage 0.663513	CLICK HERE
1620	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Myelodysplastic/ Myeloproliferative Neoplasms Treatment (PDQ®)–Patient Version	Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of myelodysplastic/myeloproliferative neoplasms including chronic/juvenile myelomonocytic leukemias and atypical CML.	red blood cells 0.768748 cancer treatment 0.388453 blood -forming cells 0.422515 blast cells 0.38801 PDQ cancer information 0.4465 clinical trial search 0.417483 white blood cells 0.789303 myelodysplastic /myeloproliferative neoplasm 0.381874 abnormal blood cells 0.425458 clinical trials 0.736543 mature blood cells 0.494148 myelomonocytic leukemia 0.471388 chronic myelomonocytic leukemia 0.433936 cancer information summary 0.411963 clinical trial 0.54455 patients 0.384599 blood cells 0.912354 chronic myelogenous leukemia 0.426541 immature cells 0.400391 platelets 0.382322 NCI PDQ cancer 0.377587 supportive care 0.382497 Treatment Editorial Board 0.386238 treatment 0.557882	stored stem cells 0.41047 myeloid stem cell 0.393162 immature blood cells 0.507153 blood stem cell 0.390434 cancer cells 0.421289 lymphoid stem cell 0.393903 Easy bruising 0.397179 atypical CML 0.383221 treatment clinical trials 0.403674 blood stem cells 0.764143 National Cancer Institute 0.413265 normal cells 0.378893 juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia 0.471101 new treatment 0.442289 white blood cell 0.40841 healthy red blood 0.434016 bone marrow 0.568618 myelodysplastic/ myeloproliferative neoplasms 0.38491 cells slowly increases 0.413624 cancer clinical trials 0.423855 myelodysplastic/myeloproliferative neoplasm 0.393131 immature white blood 0.444308 treatment options 0.378048 leukemia cells 0.390336	CLICK HERE
1772	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Complicaciones gastrointestinales (PDQ®)–Versión para profesionales de salud	Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del estreñimiento, la retención fecal, la obstrucción intestinal y la diarrea como complicaciones del cáncer o su tratamiento. Se discute el tratamiento de estos problemas.	Coggrave M 0.462328 Velasco A 0.461355 Ripamonti C 0.458109 Moehl Boatwright ML 0.451889 Curr Pain Headache 0.444995 self-expanding metallic stent 0.516659 diarrea aguda 0.471951 Rectal perforation following 0.463224 radiografía abdominal 0.448054 controlled trial with 0.449945 tracto gastrointestinal distal 0.449681 patients admitted 0.480057 intestinal maligna crónica 0.573598 fármacos causa dependencia 0.472502 malignant bowel 0.527918 Bazzocchi G 0.468893 analgésicos opioides 0.492661 or chemoradiation regimens 0.446129 determinados pacientes 0.452232 Pain Symptom Manage 0.66241 fecal impaction 0.534307 transanal irrigation versus 0.453674 Mosby Year Book 0.447131 Care Cancer 0.448621 fármacos alcaloides 0.46147	Dis Colon Rectum 0.550618 Thomas J 0.454566 Anderson Cancer Center 0.653069 anticolinérgicos opioides 0.50471 spinal cord-injured patients 0.45334 neuropatía autonómica 0.478269 transanal irrigation 0.61955 día expulsa ventosidades 0.465092 Cancer Care 0.446986 Krogh K 0.53282 ¿El paciente usa 0.521414 efecto secundario tardío 0.447263 MD Anderson Cancer 0.654313 retrospective review 0.463703 Clin North Am 0.519081 intestinal progresiva crónica 0.560422 Bruera E 0.519584 Suarez-Almazor M 0.462413 obstrucción mejora 0.544797 palliative care unit 0.529131 obstrucción intestinal aguda 0.896575 aceite mineral 0.990534 Med Clin North 0.445549 imaginología abdominal 0.451038	CLICK HERE
1926	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Tratamiento de la leucemia de células pilosas (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes	Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del tratamiento de la leucemia de células pilosas.	células madre 0.33069 leucemia linfoblástica aguda 0.322509 siguientes afecciones 0.302348 hueso compacto 0.308819 neoplasias mieloides 0.302225 vía oral 0.301703 rayos x 0.301869 gen braf 0.305773 largo plazo 0.304831 célula madre mieloide 0.311776 National Cancer Institute 0.301791 siguientes riesgos 0.301225 células pilosas 0.98731 Instituto Nacional 0.306123 PDQ Tratamiento 0.305303	célula madre linfoide 0.305127 Linfocitos T 0.303214 siguientes problemas 0.302353 leucemia mielógena 0.31078 Drugs Approved 0.301713 Physician Data Query 0.306482 anticuerpo monoclonal rituximab 0.304903 anticuerpo monoclonal usa 0.304464 Hairy Cell Leukemia 0.302945 leucemia mieloide aguda 0.322517 siguientes enlaces 0.301398 célula madre 0.330149 células sanguíneas maduras 0.327581 ósea elabora células 0.315738	CLICK HERE
2036	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Tratamiento de las neoplasias mieloproliferativas crónicas (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes	Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del tratamiento de las neoplasias mieloproliferativas crónicas.	siguientes procedimientos 0.417826 células madre 0.649424 siguientes aspectos 0.405563 leucemia aguda 0.417682 cuerpo.ampliar trasplante 0.403016 hueso compacto 0.418199 genes mpl 0.404719 enlace drugs approved 0.416336 célula madre mieloide 0.431519 genes jak2 0.404899 Sudores nocturnos 0.404299 células anormales.ampliar aspiración 0.420044 National Cancer Institute 0.401966 siguientes riesgos 0.401801 Instituto Nacional 0.403647 célula madre linfoide 0.432844	PDQ Tratamiento 0.431983 leucemia mielógena 0.471893 Drugs Approved 0.417258 Physician Data Query 0.407937 llamada mielofibrosis 0.427648 serios problemas 0.403469 Myeloproliferative Neoplasms 0.417257 siguientes sustancias 0.403598 policitemia vera 0.696975 leucemia mieloide aguda 0.414565 gen jak2 0.405058 célula madre 0.501376 células sanguíneas maduras 0.468721 neoplasias mieloproliferativas 0.925417 siguientes pruebas 0.407534	CLICK HERE
3415	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	NCI and the Precision Medicine Initiative®	NCI's activities related to precision medicine focuses on new and expanded precision medicine clinical trials; mechanisms to overcome drug resistance to cancer treatments; and developing a shared digital repository of precision medicine trials data.	Cancer Master Protocol 0.614776 precision oncology 0.587102 clinical response data 0.576467 Human Cancer Models 0.613841 medicine clinical trials 0.84157 Enrichment Marker Identification 0.553367 pilot extramural drug 0.559375 genetically targeted therapies 0.561429 cancer therapy 0.603283 NCI Patient-Derived Models 0.701176 cancer cell line 0.595282 immunotherapy clinical trials 0.61741 additional data sets 0.566068 patients 0.627055 cancer patients 0.582113 Genomic Data Commons 0.5718 Adjuvant Lung Cancer 0.615432 NCI 0.886136 human cancer 0.6328 precision medicine 0.986526 NCI early-phase trials 0.710312 relevant preclinical data 0.574529 human cancer cell 0.605887 drug resistance 0.561963 detailed sequencing analyses 0.555402	new laboratory models 0.716729 precision medicine trials 0.644469 Molecular Profiling-Based Assignment 0.559435 cancer research community 0.606845 radiation therapy studies 0.56117 Pediatric MATCH 0.560552 molecularly characterized samples 0.553516 basic science research 0.557964 cancer genomic data 0.620842 Health Information Technology 0.575335 Pediatric MATCH trial 0.556198 information technology activities 0.552169 national cancer knowledge 0.623766 Genomics Application Programming 0.551737 precision medicine trial 0.626418 patient-derived tumor xenografts 0.568278 NCI-sponsored clinical trials 0.575743 Cancer Genomics Cloud 0.600078 deep immunological characterizations 0.554067 Cancer Genome Atlas 0.587186 first-of-its-kind Molecular Analysis 0.56172 canine immunotherapy models 0.585673 cancer 0.698472 Precision Medicine Initiative® 0.646721	CLICK HERE
3518	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Use of Placebos	Information about placebos and their role in cancer clinical trials.	new treatment 0.545554 study 0.364583 patients 0.362034 medicine 0.367624 way 0.414648 treatment group 0.529513 to. 0.361225	doctors 0.371883 treatment clinical trials 0.815475 bias 0.382394 Placebos 0.570523 standard treatment 0.968379 cancer 0.37398	CLICK HERE
3676	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Genomic Data Access	Information for NIH staff and extramural investigators on how to get a dbGaP account and how to request controlled-access data.	Supplementary Instructions 0.508326 trainees 0.351501 data use limitations 0.53645 access request form 0.751577 permanent employees 0.518968 cancer genotype-phenotype studies 0.653287 dbgap datasets 0.7932 Laboratory staff 0.513494 dbGaP Project Request 0.758272 Minimum Qualifications 0.520392 institution 0.370914 staff member 0.507438 database 0.339571 oversight 0.341561 responsibilities 0.337646 Extramural investigators 0.646629 postdoctoral fellows 0.532793 eRA Commons 0.541518 Applicants 0.337875 laboratory administration 0.514783 data access request 0.968754 NIH staff 0.519235 PIs 0.358599	tenure-track professor 0.518153 NCI Data Access 0.741329 signature approvals 0.518117 Eligibility requirements 0.511168 results 0.339375 email 0.333649 dbGaP Authorized Access 0.761069 seniorscientist 0.335515 Access Individual-Level Data 0.77002 principal investigators 0.705009 genotypes 0.422884 pre-existing account 0.549785 data access requests 0.732725 dbGaP Request Procedures 0.709981 graduate students 0.515113 phenotypes 0.420428 DAR 0.341157 access permission form 0.755217 project requests 0.50912 Investigators Requesting Authorized 0.770653 interaction 0.333238 access form 0.569266 online 0.337555	CLICK HERE