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Patient-reported outcomes as early indicators of recurrence, disease progression, and survival via machine learning in breast cancer

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By Wanbing Wang, Congyu Zhang, Benyam Muluneh, Quefeng Li, Jim Hughes, Lynne Wagner, William Wood, Ethan Basch, Jiawei Zhou
| Nature Verified
Abstract Patient-reported outcomes (PROs) offer a non-invasive, low-cost way to capture patients’ symptoms, functioning, and quality of life. Yet, their potential as early indicators of tumor size, recurrence/disease progression, and survival remains unclear. We retrospectively analyzed 445,239 longitudinal PRO entries from 2738 patients with breast cancer, pooled from four clinical trials, including both early- and late-stage disease, covering 15 PRO measures.
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By William Wood
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract In 1910, Umberto Benigni authored the entry on Machiavelli for the multi-volume Catholic Encyclopedia (first edition 1907–1912).
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Enhancing the Thermoelectric Properties of Conjugated Polymers by Suppressing Dopant‐Induced Disorder

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By Suhao Wang, Wenjin Zhu, Ian Jacobs, William Wood
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Doping is a crucial strategy to enhance the performance of various organic electronic devices. However, in many cases, the random distribution of dopants in conjugated polymers leads to the disruption of the polymer microstructure, severely constraining the achievable performance of electronic devices.
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