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reporter investigating housing, police, prisons and energy in the PNW. formerly @cascadepbs, @theolympian, @report4america, @princetoninasia, @city_paper
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Reassessing Treatment Outcomes Following Immune-Related Adverse Events—Reply

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By Brandon Block Verified, Thomas U Marron, Nicholas Gulati
| JAMA Oncology Verified
In Reply We welcome the opportunity to respond to the comments by Rhodes and Shoag regarding our recent article.1 The authors raise points that merit discussion, particularly those concerning unmeasured confounding, mortality ascertainment, and study design. First, the authors suggest that early separation of survival curves implies unmeasured confounding.
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A Dermatologist’s Perspective on Cutaneous Adverse Effects in CTCAE Version 6.0

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By Nicholas Gulati, Brandon Block Verified, Jaanvi Mehta, Thomas U Marron
| JAMA Oncology Verified
The Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE) is the de facto framework for the reporting of adverse events (AEs) secondary to oncologic therapies.
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Seattle Central Plans to Sell and Close Wood Technology Center

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By Brandon Block Verified
| South Seattle Emerald.org
Catie Chaplan, a longtime carpentry instructor at the Wood Technology Center (Wood Tech), was at a loss. The president of Seattle Central College had just told her in a meeting that the Seattle Colleges District plans to close the school and list the Central District property for sale. Leaders at Seattle Colleges outlined the plan on Monday, but emphasized that it was not final, faculty said.
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