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      Association of Deep and Durable Prostate-specific Antigen Responses with Outcomes in Metastatic Hormone-sensitive Prostate Cancer: Insights from ARASENS and ARANOTE Trials - 4 day(s) ago

      Joint modeling integrates full longitudinal prostate-specific antigen (PSA) trajectories with survival outcomes, showing PSA dynamics as a strong prognostic indicator in metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer and supporting its use in optimizing treatment and clinical decision-making. We highlight darolutamide’s potential to improve PSA dynamics and survival.

      Source: euoncology.europeanurology.com
      Categories: General Medicine News, Partners & KOLs
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        RT @Soum_Roy_RadOnc: https://t.co/ujmjiLyfwe. Lovely paper @WallisCJD & @CaPsurvivorship. Congrats on the acceptance + thanks for citing ht…

    • Mashup Score: 20
      Identity Concordance—a Key Component of Optimal Surgical Outcomes - 28 day(s) ago

      Among social determinants of health, while the effect of patient characteristics on health outcomes has been explored extensively, the effect of surgeon characteristics has only been examined more recently. In 2017, we first showed that patients treated by female surgeons had significantly better…

      Source: jamanetwork.com
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        Latest from @propelresearch @DrRajSat and I on MD sex and patient outcomes is out in @JAMASurgery : https://t.co/HVyMpS6ViB Seeing our patients as complex humans, not just diagnoses, requires acknowledging both their identities and our own and understanding how they affect care.

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      Identity Concordance—a Key Component of Optimal Surgical Outcomes - 28 day(s) ago

      Among social determinants of health, while the effect of patient characteristics on health outcomes has been explored extensively, the effect of surgeon characteristics has only been examined more recently. In 2017, we first showed that patients treated by female surgeons had significantly better…

      Source: jamanetwork.com
      Categories: General Medicine News, Partners & KOLs
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        WallisCJD

        Latest from @propelresearch @DrRajSat and I on MD sex and patient outcomes is out in @JAMASurgery : https://t.co/HVyMpS6ViB Seeing our patients as complex humans, not just diagnoses, requires acknowledging both their identities and our own and understanding how they affect care.

    • Mashup Score: 756
      Canada named most positive leader on world stage - 1 month(s) ago

      According to a study by Ipsos, Canada remains the top country expected to have a positive influence on world affairs.

      Source: cultmtl.com
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        RT @cultmtl: Canada named most positive leader on world stage https://t.co/JkfySkvPU1

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      Canada named most positive leader on world stage - 4 month(s) ago

      According to a study by Ipsos, Canada remains the top country expected to have a positive influence on world affairs.

      Source: cultmtl.com
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        RT @cultmtl: Canada named most positive leader on world stage https://t.co/fkklygqA2t

    • Mashup Score: 317
      New study shows radical-right populists are fueling a misinformation epidemic - 4 month(s) ago

      Misinformation isn’t just a problem — it’s a political strategy.

      Source: www.zmescience.com
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        RT @CaulfieldTim: New study shows radical-right populists are fueling a misinformation epidemic https://t.co/jwLXPVaDAQ Yep, #misinformati…

    • Mashup Score: 560
      The 15 Safest Countries To Travel, Ranked In A New Report - 5 month(s) ago

      Searching for the safest countries to visit? An annual report ranks the safest countries in the world—with Iceland coming out on top. The U.S. didn’t make the cut.

      Source: www.forbes.com
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        RT @CaulfieldTim: Canada ranked as one of the safest countries in the world https://t.co/8MXClvlNnD Regarding violent crime, we rank #2 in…

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      Tom Brokaw Explains Canada To Americans - 5 month(s) ago

      Tom Brokaw explains the relationship between Canada and The United States, in a pre-recorded short film that aired on NBC, prior to the Opening Ceremonies of…

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        RT @JustinTrudeau: Some information about Canada for Americans: https://t.co/EnI8CrF4cB

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      Canada has been named the fourth best country in the world - 5 month(s) ago

      According to a study by U.S. News & World Report, Canada has been named the fourth best country in the world.

      Source: cultmtl.com
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        RT @cultmtl: Canada, Switzerland and Japan have been named among the best countries in the world. https://t.co/kJDeMyeWB1

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      Sectors that earned most corporate capital gains created no jobs over 5 years: report - 9 month(s) ago

      Two sectors were responsible for the majority of corporate capital gains earned in Canada over five years but added no new jobs over that time span, a new study found.

      Source: www.ctvnews.ca
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        RT @CaptainDick12: https://t.co/MXllkoMGhn Very interesting article. Data from CRA and Stats Canada confirms tax breaks conservatives give…

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    Christopher Wallis

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    Husband, Father, Urologic Oncology Fellow and Epidemiologist. Mostly medicine but sometimes politics. Also, politics is medicine on the macro. RT and like ≠ E.

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