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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 value0.503935
Needle aspiration cytology0.492344
10-year survival rates0.485559
hepatitis B virus0.608203
hepatitis G infection0.516552
control group0.576587
6-monthly AFP assays0.575205
North America0.429041
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AFP screening0.526835
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fetal-specific glycoprotein antigen0.51455
United States0.614175
screening tests0.450593
retrospective case-control study0.516703
mortality rate ratio0.509505
certain Aspergillus species0.510442
widely used tumor0.501438
cryptogenic cirrhosis0.452869
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right upper quadrant0.485875
common cancer0.432709
surface antigen–positive carriers0.524371
diagnosis study designs.0.509206
Chinese Americans0.422068
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distinct male preponderance0.54002
risk factor0.421115
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mortality rate0.512472
randomized controlled trial0.492498
alcoholic cirrhosis0.45216
chronic hepatitis0.816099
germ cell tumors0.509004
liver biopsy0.576034
annual risk0.42449
liver cancer0.48682
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1543 National Cancer Institute Html en Adult Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Treatment (PDQ®)–Patient Version Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of adult acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
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treatment0.69838
cancer treatment0.510853
stored stem cells0.432024
myeloid stem cell0.410543
abnormal cells0.408626
cord).0.586593
immature blood cells0.444877
blast cells0.409519
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cancer cells0.637541
lymphoid stem cell0.411207
type0.407802
chemotherapy0.418061
PDQ cancer information0.486683
specific cancer cells0.45646
clinical trial search0.434142
white blood cells0.722058
stem cell0.530795
treatment clinical trials0.437953
blood stem cells0.480973
National Cancer Institute0.448039
clinical trials0.958798
mature blood cells0.496196
Natural killer cells0.443636
normal cells0.428739
cancer information summary0.448111
clinical trial0.624583
new treatment0.467045
stem cell transplant0.495713
kinase inhibitor therapy0.4731
Lymphoblastic Leukemia Treatment0.414582
chance leukemia cells0.460746
patients0.42006
blood cells0.731186
bone marrow0.727339
immature cells0.419809
CAR T-cell therapy0.438682
cells0.839029
cancer clinical trials0.459465
acute lymphoblastic leukemia0.946164
radiation therapy0.527726
Treatment Editorial Board0.410648
cancer0.8076
standard treatment0.454915
tyrosine kinase inhibitor0.516075
leukemia cells0.619353
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1598 National Cancer Institute Html en Nutrition in Cancer Care (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version Expert-reviewed information summary about the causes and management of nutrition problems that occur in patients with cancer.
Oncology Nutrition Dietetic0.634094
obese cancer patients0.674849
World Cancer Research0.619802
Cancer Research Fund0.619994
artificial nutrition0.652387
Community Cancer Centers0.700876
Cancer Program Guidelines0.624097
nutrition status0.695452
nutrition screening0.627502
Nutrition Therapy section0.64247
cancer cachexia therapy0.631345
enteral nutrition0.709727
patients0.881369
cancer patients0.790895
weight loss0.81132
oral nutrition supplements0.689897
immunocompromised cancer patients0.638801
North Central Cancer0.622864
megestrol acetate0.683197
Parenter Enteral Nutr0.674425
nutrition0.853145
cancer survivors0.617965
radiation therapy0.659649
Nutr Clin Pract0.657573
Nutrition Dietetic Practice0.630177
et al.0.712864
treatment0.690326
lean body mass0.682169
parenteral nutrition support0.641552
terminal cancer patients0.643213
PUBMED Abstract0.761858
parenteral nutrition0.727185
Support Care Cancer0.683396
experimental cancer cachexia0.632271
oncology nutrition care0.62028
nutrition care plan.0.617909
health care0.624711
Cancer Treatment Group0.649077
advanced cancer0.631851
Clin Nutr0.671517
cancer patients.0.625985
cancer cachexia0.838737
Clin Oncol0.670786
nutrition support therapy0.618651
systematic review0.80665
Central Cancer Treatment0.648181
Cancer J Clin0.618652
Cancer cachexia syndrome0.625914
cancer0.942013
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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 cava0.611223
pericardial tamponade0.679952
evidence0.62034
randomized controlled trials0.605832
malignant pleural effusion0.70666
pericardial fluid collection0.700496
significant pericardial effusions0.706328
underlying malignant disorders0.602719
right mainstem bronchus0.652149
chest0.626465
cancer patients0.972375
malignant pericardial effusion.0.719099
Cancer Dyspnea Scale0.624114
subxiphoid pericardial windows0.680282
treatment0.619895
nonmalignant causes0.594571
Pericardial biopsy0.658961
pericardial effusions.0.666377
pericardial sac.0.661251
dyspneic cancer patients0.638184
pericardial sclerosis0.657248
Pericardial friction rubs0.684646
subxiphoid pericardial window0.711885
loculated pleural effusions0.605868
pericardial effusion0.810932
pericardial sac0.692904
advanced lung cancer0.597362
terminally ill patients0.609314
large pleural effusion0.611685
pulmonary function tests0.594337
Pericardial fluid cytology0.702526
inoperable cancer patients0.631248
lung cancer patients0.649316
Recurrent pericardial effusion0.706493
dyspnea0.731471
pericardial masses0.661922
pericardial fluid reaccumulation0.694759
pericardial mesothelioma0.66558
respiratory muscle dysfunction0.634779
inferior vena cava0.596175
nebulized local anesthetics0.604885
pericardial sclerotherapy0.657003
chest pain0.622877
malignant pericardial effusions0.808201
pericardial sclerosis.0.657675
malignant pleural effusions0.666328
pericardial effusions0.86832
chest x-ray0.605659
pericardial drainage0.663513
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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 cells0.768748
cancer treatment0.388453
blood -forming cells0.422515
blast cells0.38801
PDQ cancer information0.4465
clinical trial search0.417483
white blood cells0.789303
myelodysplastic /myeloproliferative neoplasm0.381874
abnormal blood cells0.425458
clinical trials0.736543
mature blood cells0.494148
myelomonocytic leukemia0.471388
chronic myelomonocytic leukemia0.433936
cancer information summary0.411963
clinical trial0.54455
patients0.384599
blood cells0.912354
chronic myelogenous leukemia0.426541
immature cells0.400391
platelets0.382322
NCI PDQ cancer0.377587
supportive care0.382497
Treatment Editorial Board0.386238
treatment0.557882
stored stem cells0.41047
myeloid stem cell0.393162
immature blood cells0.507153
blood stem cell0.390434
cancer cells0.421289
lymphoid stem cell0.393903
Easy bruising0.397179
atypical CML0.383221
treatment clinical trials0.403674
blood stem cells0.764143
National Cancer Institute0.413265
normal cells0.378893
juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia0.471101
new treatment0.442289
white blood cell0.40841
healthy red blood0.434016
bone marrow0.568618
myelodysplastic/ myeloproliferative neoplasms0.38491
cells slowly increases0.413624
cancer clinical trials0.423855
myelodysplastic/myeloproliferative neoplasm0.393131
immature white blood0.444308
treatment options0.378048
leukemia cells0.390336
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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 M0.462328
Velasco A0.461355
Ripamonti C0.458109
Moehl Boatwright ML0.451889
Curr Pain Headache0.444995
self-expanding metallic stent0.516659
diarrea aguda0.471951
Rectal perforation following0.463224
radiografía abdominal0.448054
controlled trial with0.449945
tracto gastrointestinal distal0.449681
patients admitted0.480057
intestinal maligna crónica0.573598
fármacos causa dependencia0.472502
malignant bowel0.527918
Bazzocchi G0.468893
analgésicos opioides0.492661
or chemoradiation regimens0.446129
determinados pacientes0.452232
Pain Symptom Manage0.66241
fecal impaction0.534307
transanal irrigation versus0.453674
Mosby Year Book0.447131
Care Cancer0.448621
fármacos alcaloides0.46147
Dis Colon Rectum0.550618
Thomas J0.454566
Anderson Cancer Center0.653069
anticolinérgicos opioides0.50471
spinal cord-injured patients0.45334
neuropatía autonómica0.478269
transanal irrigation0.61955
día expulsa ventosidades0.465092
Cancer Care0.446986
Krogh K0.53282
¿El paciente usa0.521414
efecto secundario tardío0.447263
MD Anderson Cancer0.654313
retrospective review0.463703
Clin North Am0.519081
intestinal progresiva crónica0.560422
Bruera E0.519584
Suarez-Almazor M0.462413
obstrucción mejora0.544797
palliative care unit0.529131
obstrucción intestinal aguda0.896575
aceite mineral0.990534
Med Clin North0.445549
imaginología abdominal0.451038
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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 madre0.33069
leucemia linfoblástica aguda0.322509
siguientes afecciones0.302348
hueso compacto0.308819
neoplasias mieloides0.302225
vía oral0.301703
rayos x0.301869
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largo plazo0.304831
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National Cancer Institute0.301791
siguientes riesgos0.301225
células pilosas0.98731
Instituto Nacional0.306123
PDQ Tratamiento0.305303
célula madre linfoide0.305127
Linfocitos T0.303214
siguientes problemas0.302353
leucemia mielógena0.31078
Drugs Approved0.301713
Physician Data Query0.306482
anticuerpo monoclonal rituximab0.304903
anticuerpo monoclonal usa0.304464
Hairy Cell Leukemia0.302945
leucemia mieloide aguda0.322517
siguientes enlaces0.301398
célula madre0.330149
células sanguíneas maduras0.327581
ósea elabora células0.315738
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3517 National Cancer Institute Html en Randomization and Bias in Cancer Clinical Trials Information about randomization and bias in cancer clinical trials.
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Single-blinded trials0.587003
treatment0.879587
instance0.449169
simplest trial design0.829657
human choices0.621077
control group0.779296
trial0.855759
example0.496876
points0.446685
different health changes0.763108
randomization0.811688
bias0.660255
Double-blinded trials0.584527
clinical trials0.60736
end0.493376
group0.945379
clinical trial0.755171
phase0.504191
new treatment0.781754
process0.451025
chance0.58412
researchers0.446538
patients0.774398
trial results0.587968
treatment trials0.574174
groups0.737104
investigational group0.633981
people0.445658
way0.48098
healthier patients0.602713
treatment group0.70095
doctors0.497874
unusual side effects0.592351
sicker patients0.596186
standard therapy0.638086
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3518 National Cancer Institute Html en Use of Placebos Information about placebos and their role in cancer clinical trials.
new treatment0.545554
study0.364583
patients0.362034
medicine0.367624
way0.414648
treatment group0.529513
to.0.361225
doctors0.371883
treatment clinical trials0.815475
bias0.382394
Placebos0.570523
standard treatment0.968379
cancer0.37398
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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 Instructions0.508326
trainees0.351501
data use limitations0.53645
access request form0.751577
permanent employees0.518968
cancer genotype-phenotype studies0.653287
dbgap datasets0.7932
Laboratory staff0.513494
dbGaP Project Request0.758272
Minimum Qualifications0.520392
institution0.370914
staff member0.507438
database0.339571
oversight0.341561
responsibilities0.337646
Extramural investigators0.646629
postdoctoral fellows0.532793
eRA Commons0.541518
Applicants0.337875
laboratory administration0.514783
data access request0.968754
NIH staff0.519235
PIs0.358599
tenure-track professor0.518153
NCI Data Access0.741329
signature approvals0.518117
Eligibility requirements0.511168
results0.339375
email0.333649
dbGaP Authorized Access0.761069
seniorscientist0.335515
Access Individual-Level Data0.77002
principal investigators0.705009
genotypes0.422884
pre-existing account0.549785
data access requests0.732725
dbGaP Request Procedures0.709981
graduate students0.515113
phenotypes0.420428
DAR0.341157
access permission form0.755217
project requests0.50912
Investigators Requesting Authorized0.770653
interaction0.333238
access form0.569266
online0.337555
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