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Characteristics of Gender-Diverse Patients With Breast Cancer

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By Ruta Brazauskas, Meghan Flanagan, Rita A. Mukhtar, Esther Kim, Olga Kantor, Gabi Barmettler, Kristen Rezak, Laura Rosenberger, Sumanas W. Jordan, Megan Perez, Rachel Jimenez, Alicia C Smart, Katherine Kopkash, Tasha Hughes, Jasmine Walker, Meeghan Lautner, Emily Siegel, Danielle E. Brabender, Zahraa Al-Hilli, Michael Cassidy, Anna Weiss, Marie Lee, Christodoulos Kaoutzanis, Khoa Nguyen, Jennifer Son, Austin Williams, Andrea Madrigrano, Sarah McLaughlin, Andrew E. Petroll, Melinda Stolley, Ellen D. Dill, Kathe-Ann P. Joseph, Alexandr Trifonov, Rachel L. McCaffrey
| JAMA Network Verified
Characteristics of Gender-Diverse Patients With Breast Cancer Supplement 1. eTable 1. Mastectomy Type for TGD Patients in the Cohort Who Underwent Mastectomy (n = 69) eTable 2. Baseline Patient Demographics, Tumor Clinicopathologic, and Treatment Variables of the TGD Cohort and the SEER 2016–2021 Breast Cancer Cohort Supplement 2. Table 1.
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A new electronic diary tool for mapping and tracking spatial and temporal head pain patterns in migraine

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By Gabi Barmettler, Jennifer Brawn, Nasim Maleki, Steven Scrivani, Rami Burstein
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Aim We present an electronic tool for collecting data on the patterns of migraine headache onset and progression. Methods A digitized map consisting of 44 color-coded segments was defined based on previous reports of migraine pain and the distribution of nerves in the face, head and neck. The map was overlaid on a schematic map of the face, head and neck nerves.
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