… outcomes, but reduced communication and cognitive abilities also remain a challenge.
Developing person-centered child-appropriate information and communication tools that are …

… The use of the GA to guide therapy for cancer treatment improves prognostication of toxicity
outcomes, improves prediction of life-expectancy, helps improve communications about …

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delineation of liver tumor lesions in … to noninvasively monitor HepG2 tumor growth in living mice. …

… Open communication between patients and their cancer care teams as a primary goal. … ,
priorities and end-of-life care are vitally important for those affected by advanced cancer and …

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are able to recognize tumor metastasis with a high tumor-to-normal tissue ratio at 83.4. …

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… This profound shift in the way we communicate had radical effects on everyday life. The
blurring and convergence of social spaces that had been advanced by neoliberalism was …

… This highlights the importance of good communication of preferences and concerns between
… patients in the end stages of life and their families is a necessity that should be considered. …

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