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Darren Lim

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Metastatic Count and Local Ablative Therapy Influence Survival Outcomes in Oligometastatic Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma Patients

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By Wanyi Kee, Mei-Kim Ang, Darren Lim
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1 Introduction Nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) is prevalent in Southeast Asia and South China, demonstrating both geographical and ethnic predilection [1, 2]. Metastatic NPC is traditionally regarded to be an incurable disease with poor prognosis [3]. However, there has been increasing understanding of metastatic NPC as a heterogeneous entity, with a subset of this population with limited metastatic burden who demonstrate improved survival outcomes [4, 5].
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The strait that matters more than Hormuz

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By Darren Lim
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Air Force One touched down in Beijing on Wednesday evening carrying US President Donald Trump. The Strait of Hormuz is closed, the price of petrol (when it is available) is soaring, and every supply chain professional in the country is earning their keep. Fair enough. But if the Hormuz schism is keeping you up at night, the Taiwan Strait should be giving you nightmares. Iran is a reminder that disruption rarely arrives as a clean break.
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What if this isn’t a shock?

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By Darren Lim
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The war against Iran has produced an extraordinary volume of financial analysis: barrel-per-day disruption estimates, oil price forecasts, rerouting costs, inflation pass-throughs, insurance repricing. Much of it is sophisticated and useful. But almost all of it rests on the same unstated assumption: that this is a shock to be priced and eventually mean-reverted. But what if it isn't a shock? A shock is a disruption within a stable system.
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