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Determining a Stability Prognostic Panel for 636 Patients With Melanoma Using a Machine Learning Computational Framework

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By Hewen Guan, Yuying Cui, Shumeng Zhang, Yuankuan Jiang
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Cutaneous melanoma, the most aggressive skin cancer, has a growing rate of worldwide incidence each year, and the overall prognosis of melanoma is not optimistic constantly [1]. Melanoma is the 17th most common cancer, according to GLOBOCAN 2022 data [2].
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Multimedia Mercury Emissions from Key Industries in China and Implications for Mercury Control

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By Daiwei Ouyang, Qingru Wu, Shuxiao Wang, Yuying Cui
| dx.doi.org
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Global seafood production practices and trade patterns contribute to disparities in exposure to methylmercury - Nature Food

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By Qingru Wu, Yuying Cui
| Nature Verified
Abstract Seafood consumption is a major pathway for exposure to methylmercury (MeHg), a globally pervasive neurotoxin. Yet, how upstream processes in the seafood value chain influence MeHg exposure remains poorly understood. Here we quantified MeHg in seafood production, trade and consumption in 2019 around the world. We found that countries with seafood-MeHg exposures beyond the recommended threshold by the World Health Organization were predominately high-income countries.
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