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Childhood Acute Myeloid Leukemia/Other Myeloid Malignancies Treatment (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version |
Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of childhood acute myeloid leukemia, myelodysplastic syndromes, and other myeloproliferative disorders. |
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| acute myelogenous leukemia | 0.566998 |
| acute myeloid leukemias | 0.479592 |
| acute leukemia cells | 0.490369 |
| Mixed-phenotype acute leukemia | 0.492893 |
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| acute leukemias | 0.458907 |
| mutations | 0.522652 |
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| biphenotypic acute leukemia | 0.49298 |
| children | 0.465 |
| pediatric myeloid leukemia | 0.49349 |
| childhood AML | 0.456416 |
| chronic myelomonocytic leukemia | 0.469481 |
| AML | 0.543947 |
| World Health Organization | 0.492048 |
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| leukemia development | 0.468848 |
| acute monocytic leukemia | 0.483805 |
| chronic myelogenous leukemia | 0.468404 |
| Acute myelomonocytic leukemia | 0.489711 |
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| mixed lineage leukemia | 0.460628 |
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Uterine Sarcoma Treatment (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version |
Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of uterine sarcomas. |
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| ongoing clinical trial | 0.328334 |
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| second-line therapy | 0.320988 |
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| antitumor activity | 0.3101 |
| overall survival | 0.306973 |
| wrong pathology | 0.309304 |
| randomized comparison | 0.315064 |
| combination | 0.391895 |
| GOG-108 trial | 0.299664 |
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| toxic 5-day regimen | 0.481752 |
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| recurrent disease | 0.339729 |
| endometrial stromal cell | 0.349768 |
| homologous elements | 0.328462 |
| Gynecologic Oncology Group | 0.655599 |
| stromal components | 0.337885 |
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| radiation therapy | 0.469225 |
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| study | 0.345019 |
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| heterologous elements | 0.32327 |
| Carcinosarcomas parallel endometrial | 0.494212 |
| stromal cell sarcomas | 0.343743 |
| endometrial adenocarcinomas | 0.337476 |
| separate trials | 0.29781 |
| cisplatin | 0.316026 |
| first-line therapy | 0.436639 |
| significant improvement | 0.309111 |
| uterine sarcoma | 0.513207 |
| therapy | 0.475954 |
| follow-up GOG-0161 | 0.313043 |
| response rates | 0.291195 |
| chemotherapy studies | 0.29709 |
| modality approaches | 0.330804 |
| partial response rate | 0.446598 |
| uterine sarcomas | 0.312583 |
| hazard ratio | 0.311967 |
| confidence interval | 0.314154 |
| striated muscle | 0.341592 |
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Childhood Soft Tissue Sarcoma Treatment (PDQ®)–Patient Version |
Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of childhood soft tissue sarcomas. |
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| cancer treatment | 0.290865 |
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| rare tumor | 0.289328 |
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| childhood soft tissue | 0.441268 |
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| type | 0.32132 |
| PDQ cancer information | 0.285649 |
| children | 0.277658 |
| clinical trials | 0.413146 |
| clinical trial | 0.299958 |
| clear cell sarcoma | 0.298146 |
| Malignant triton tumor | 0.279981 |
| blood vessels | 0.296075 |
| smooth muscle tumor | 0.277296 |
| lymph nodes | 0.29136 |
| radiation therapy | 0.449797 |
| soft tissue sarcoma | 0.971932 |
| cartilage tumor | 0.284625 |
| treatment | 0.443484 |
| synovial sarcoma | 0.284633 |
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| nerve sheath tumor | 0.323482 |
| chromosome switches places | 0.389422 |
| cancer cells | 0.417787 |
| tumor cells | 0.415668 |
| tumor suppressor gene | 0.277153 |
| genetic change | 0.398935 |
| soft tissue sarcomas | 0.289965 |
| /extraskeletal Ewing tumor | 0.27615 |
| fibrous tissue tumor | 0.342556 |
| tissue sarcoma cells | 0.300511 |
| primary tumor | 0.287542 |
| metastatic tumor | 0.275814 |
| following types | 0.304501 |
| soft tissue tumors | 0.283665 |
| PDQ summary | 0.323186 |
| tumors | 0.289287 |
| tumor | 0.552574 |
| Tissue Sarcoma Treatment | 0.342732 |
| certain genetic change | 0.378247 |
| cancer | 0.496155 |
| information | 0.290056 |
| Adult Soft Tissue | 0.29745 |
| fast-growing tumor | 0.287416 |
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Radon and Cancer |
A fact sheet about radon, an odorless radioactive gas, and its possible association with cancer, and how to test for radon in the home. |
| residential radon | 0.562353 |
| American case-control studies | 0.256996 |
| lung cancer | 0.983232 |
| radon test kit | 0.445489 |
| homes | 0.263005 |
| tiny radioactive particles | 0.260576 |
| radon risk | 0.437726 |
| indoor radon levels | 0.492199 |
| Lubin JH | 0.260179 |
| lung tumors | 0.286182 |
| long-term tests | 0.254643 |
| residential radon exposure | 0.479323 |
| average radon level | 0.4525 |
| slightly increased risk | 0.263122 |
| experimental animal studies | 0.260434 |
| radon gas | 0.490329 |
| radon programs | 0.421637 |
| radon exposure | 0.485254 |
| Environmental Protection Agency | 0.303434 |
| National Radon Hotline | 0.443169 |
| Radon Reduction | 0.421521 |
| radon testing | 0.473889 |
| radon | 0.847228 |
| National Radon | 0.44518 |
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| radon causes lung | 0.520748 |
| radioactive gas | 0.261736 |
| high radon levels | 0.476793 |
| U.S. Environmental Protection | 0.30233 |
| underground uranium miners | 0.261056 |
| radon mitigation promotion | 0.443958 |
| normal decay | 0.26025 |
| low levels outdoors | 0.269932 |
| radon studies | 0.441219 |
| highest radon levels | 0.486865 |
| German uranium miners | 0.256763 |
| different indoor radon | 0.45539 |
| radioactive particles | 0.292648 |
| radon levels | 0.737469 |
| Health Physics | 0.256943 |
| Radon Program Services | 0.446453 |
| radon-related cancer deaths | 0.313801 |
| lung cancer deaths | 0.435124 |
| lung cancer risk | 0.337519 |
| local radon official | 0.450897 |
| elements uranium | 0.296591 |
| National Radon Hotlines | 0.444919 |
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Tratamiento de las neoplasias mielodisplásicas o mieloproliferativas (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes |
Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del tratamiento de las neoplasias mielodisplásicas o mieloproliferativas, incluso las leucemias mielomonocíticas crónicas o juveniles, y la LMC atípica. |
| siguientes procedimientos | 0.310473 |
| células madre | 0.796441 |
| cuidado médico | 0.302013 |
| leucemia aguda | 0.308416 |
| células madre formadoras | 0.309431 |
| hueso compacto | 0.314757 |
| enlace drugs approved | 0.312251 |
| cromosoma filadelfia | 0.309322 |
| célula madre mieloide | 0.313237 |
| células anormales.ampliar aspiración | 0.315092 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.302184 |
| siguientes riesgos | 0.301804 |
| leucemia mielomonocÃtica | 0.520866 |
| Instituto Nacional | 0.307834 |
| célula madre linfoide | 0.331173 |
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| neurofibromatosis tipo | 0.303576 |
| células madre mieloide | 0.322767 |
| leucemia mielógena | 0.392932 |
| neoplasias mielodisplásicas | 0.970229 |
| Physician Data Query | 0.30823 |
| neoplasia mielodisplásica | 0.36973 |
| Myeloproliferative Neoplasms | 0.306895 |
| siguientes enlaces | 0.302219 |
| célula madre | 0.398378 |
| células sanguÃneas maduras | 0.374442 |
| neoplasias mieloproliferativas | 0.31703 |
| ósea elabora células | 0.32181 |
| siguientes pruebas | 0.312083 |
| siguientes sumarios | 0.307642 |
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Dietilestilbestrol (DES) y el cáncer |
Hoja informativa sobre el DES (una versión sintética del estrógeno) y los problemas de salud en los niños que estuvieron expuestos al DES en la matriz. |
| hormona femenina estrógeno | 0.312636 |
| Hatch EE | 0.454515 |
| DES problemas | 0.383286 |
| Urogenital abnormalities | 0.305699 |
| Diethylstilbestrol contraindicated | 0.311242 |
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| Cell Cancer Registry | 0.312383 |
| British Journal | 0.315496 |
| defectos congénitos | 0.317789 |
| reproductive characteristics | 0.305946 |
| Noller KL | 0.315866 |
| related synthetic hormones | 0.309521 |
| Prenatal diethylstilbestrol | 0.312976 |
| diethylstilbestrol during pregnancy | 0.315088 |
| Environmental Health | 0.313238 |
| posibles efectos | 0.334954 |
| Internal Medicine | 0.305939 |
| Estados Unidos | 0.328505 |
| DES Follow-up Study | 0.443119 |
| abortos espontáneos | 0.319323 |
| NCI MamografÃas | 0.30661 |
| resultados contradictorios | 0.314367 |
| long-term health effects | 0.309445 |
| PubMed Abstract | 0.959102 |
| International Journal | 0.31496 |
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| Carcinogénesis Hormonal Transplacentaria | 0.310163 |
| DES daughters | 0.375119 |
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| cohort study | 0.315559 |
| Titus-Ernstoff L | 0.382214 |
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| mayores riesgos | 0.313929 |
| Environmental Health Sciences | 0.309128 |
| Troisi R | 0.359524 |
| Hoover RN | 0.313827 |
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| FDA Drug Bulletin | 0.308403 |
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| Verloop J | 0.312608 |
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| Public Relations Committee | 0.308493 |
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| riesgos instantáneos porcentaje | 0.310067 |
| menopausia prematura | 0.316803 |
| to diethylstilbestrol | 0.546373 |
| New England Journal | 0.327355 |
| DES Porcentaje | 0.382487 |
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Planning the Transition to End-of-Life Care in Advanced Cancer (PDQ®)–Patient Version |
Expert-reviewed information summary about the preparation needed by health care providers, patients, and families for the transition to end-of-life care in advanced cancer. |
| CPR | 0.551685 |
| end-of-life decisions | 0.505947 |
| treatments | 0.539675 |
| PDQ cancer information | 0.625539 |
| Out-of-hospital DNR order | 0.511763 |
| health care team | 0.497649 |
| clinical trials | 0.511926 |
| wishes | 0.516111 |
| health care providers | 0.549541 |
| emergency medical workers | 0.548212 |
| cancer information summary | 0.569329 |
| health care professionals | 0.505787 |
| family members | 0.526957 |
| patients | 0.489953 |
| end-of-life care options | 0.519094 |
| symptoms | 0.496271 |
| NCI PDQ cancer | 0.514682 |
| new chemotherapy treatment | 0.48923 |
| doctors | 0.602249 |
| supportive care | 0.525701 |
| life-saving procedures | 0.497748 |
| care | 0.924816 |
| end-of-life care | 0.782032 |
| treatment | 0.671878 |
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| Palliative Care Organization | 0.500652 |
| breathing stops | 0.496404 |
| palliative care | 0.693314 |
| Cancer Information Service | 0.494158 |
| Health care proxy | 0.49362 |
| cardiopulmonary resuscitation | 0.54384 |
| hospice care | 0.526131 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.571506 |
| decisions | 0.647069 |
| Advance directives | 0.611485 |
| health care | 0.652677 |
| Palliative Care Editorial | 0.541845 |
| advanced cancer | 0.542943 |
| Cancer Care page | 0.510244 |
| Care Editorial Board | 0.540113 |
| PDQ summary | 0.57393 |
| doctor | 0.567646 |
| end stages | 0.495403 |
| breathing machine | 0.491509 |
| cancer information summaries | 0.492454 |
| comprehensive cancer information | 0.492895 |
| cancer | 0.776389 |
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Dosis altas de vitamina C (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes |
Resumen de información revisada por expertos sobre el uso de dosis altas de vitamina C como tratamiento para personas con cáncer. |
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| Centro Nacional | 0.415435 |
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| New Hampshire Avenue | 0.4108 |
| voluntarios sanos | 0.40968 |
| Drug Administration | 0.406678 |
| NCI Best Case | 0.417317 |
| vÃa oral | 0.410816 |
| datos bibliográficos pubmed | 0.411428 |
| Ewan Cameron | 0.409689 |
| siguientes preguntas | 0.406272 |
| modelo murino | 0.409716 |
| PDQ Dosis | 0.435611 |
| quÃmico linus pauling | 0.417313 |
| vitamina c | 0.94266 |
| National Cancer Institute | 0.412764 |
| siguientes riesgos | 0.407804 |
| Instituto Nacional | 0.459849 |
| quimio terapia | 0.40979 |
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| Salud Complementaria | 0.42125 |
| medicamento bortezomib | 0.415099 |
| Visuals Online | 0.407849 |
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| Physician Data Query | 0.445061 |
| Estados Unidos | 0.504589 |
| cálculos renales | 0.409375 |
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| cabo estudios | 0.435571 |
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Bioinformatics and Cancer |
Researchers take on challenges and opportunities to mine |
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| cloud technology | 0.483618 |
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| cancer research community | 0.589113 |
| access | 0.431106 |
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| cancer genomics repository | 0.530232 |
| biological data | 0.643746 |
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| Cancer Genome Atlas | 0.527253 |
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Nivolumab Improves Survival for Patients with Recurrent Head and Neck Cancer |
A summary of clinical trial results showing that nivolumab (Opdivo®) improved overall survival compared with standard chemotherapy in patients with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. |
| platinum-based chemotherapy | 0.436007 |
| immune checkpoint inhibitor | 0.707571 |
| pembrolizumab block | 0.240544 |
| checkpoint inhibitor nivolumab | 0.489462 |
| standard therapy group | 0.856853 |
| HNSCC tumor growth | 0.401684 |
| squamous cells | 0.272124 |
| Cancer Therapy Evaluation | 0.372634 |
| overall survival | 0.94063 |
| broader group | 0.255871 |
| poor prognoses | 0.250488 |
| median progression-free survival | 0.452131 |
| Pittsburgh Medical Center | 0.399432 |
| Maura L. Gillison | 0.401307 |
| Bristol-Myers Squibb | 0.274378 |
| median overall survival | 0.493854 |
| patients | 0.514717 |
| metastatic HNSCC | 0.274208 |
| HNSCC | 0.412159 |
| effective second-line therapy | 0.394916 |
| Shakun Malik | 0.250672 |
| Drug Administration | 0.252661 |
| cancer cells | 0.262643 |
| treatment-related adverse events | 0.35048 |
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| Human papillomavirus | 0.256631 |
| better treatment | 0.263098 |
| unacceptable side effects | 0.245803 |
| median follow-up | 0.28334 |
| PD-L1—a molecule | 0.240638 |
| nivolumab group | 0.622355 |
| tumor cells | 0.248287 |
| new trial | 0.243059 |
| standard chemotherapy | 0.417786 |
| Ohio State University | 0.396086 |
| median length | 0.283635 |
| immune cells | 0.271394 |
| salivary glands | 0.258435 |
| nasal passages | 0.247938 |
| Robert L. Ferris | 0.397098 |
| Cancer Institute | 0.278018 |
| neck cancer | 0.259993 |
| tumor response | 0.240293 |
| common adverse events | 0.34039 |
| New England Journal | 0.393835 |
| oral cavity | 0.246829 |
| checkpoint molecule PD-1 | 0.389662 |
| Earlier studies | 0.247274 |
| phase III trial | 0.261728 |
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