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Faecal haemoglobin-based referral and investigation prioritisation is associated with colorectal cancer-specific survival in symptomatic patients: a retrospective observational study

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By Stephen T McSorley, Paul Burton, Mark Johnstone, Brian Nicholson, Graham Andrew Mackay, David Mansouri, Mark Vella, Susanti Susanti, JACK WINTER, Donna Chantler, Douglas Rigg, Paul Witherspoon
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Abstract Current BSG/ACPGBI and NICE guidance recommends that faecal haemoglobin (f-Hb) ≥10 ug/g measured by faecal immunochemical test (FIT) in symptomatic patients should prompt referral through cancer prioritised diagnostic pathways. However, limited long term CRC outcome data exist. This study compared CRC specific survival (CSS) between patients by f-Hb concentration and referral priority in a large primary care f-Hb prioritised lower GI symptomatic pathway.
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Ranking Warriors’ best center upgrades to target in 2025 NBA offseason

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By JACK WINTER
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The post Ranking Warriors’ best center upgrades to target in 2025 NBA offseason appeared first on ClutchPoints. A perfect fit at center for the Golden State Warriors is hard to come by. Bigs who warp the court on both ends by splashing jumpers from beyond the arc and swatting shots at the rim are skeleton keys in the modern NBA, unlocking more lineup configurations and stylistic flexibility that make the game much easier on their coaches and teammates, especially in the playoffs.
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How Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler complicate Warriors’ center pursuit

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By JACK WINTER
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The Golden State Warriors already tried shoehorning a traditional center and shooting-challenged forward next to Draymond Green in the starting lineup. It didn’t work. “I don’t want to start next season with Draymond as our starting 5,” Steve Kerr said at his end-of-season media availability less than 48 hours after the Stephen Curry-less Dubs fell to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference Semifinals.
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