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The Daffodil Centre: Recent submissions

    • Comparing theory and non-theory based implementation approaches to improving referral practices in cancer genetics: a cluster randomised trial protocol 

      Morrow A; Hogden E; Kang YJ; Steinberg J; Canfell K; Solomon M; Kench J; Gill A; Shaw T; Pachter N; Parkinson B; Wolfenden L; Mitchell G; Macrae F; Tucker K; Taylor N
      Published 2019
      Background Lynch syndrome (LS) is an inherited, cancer predisposition syndrome associated with an increased risk of colorectal, endometrial and other cancer types. Identifying individuals with LS allows access to cancer ...
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    • Familial aggregation of melanoma risks in a large population-based sample of melanoma cases 

      Begg CB; Klotz JB; Zanetti R; Gallagher RP; Dwyer T; Rebbeck TR; Berwick M; Hummer A; Mujumdar U; Armstrong BK; Kricker A; Marrett LD; Millikan RC; Gruber SB; Anton-Culver H
      Published 2004
      OBJECTIVE: Melanoma has been shown in numerous studies to be associated with sun exposure, and with host phenotypic factors of genetic origin. In this study we use information from a large series of incident cases of ...
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    • Population awareness of cardiovascular disease and its risk factors in Buea, Cameroon 

      Aminde LN; Takah N; Ngwasiri C; Noubiap JJ; Tindong M; Dzudie A; Veerman JL
      Published 2017
      Background Adequate awareness of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and their risk factors may help reduce the population’s exposure to modifiable risk factors and thereby contribute to prevention and control strategies. There ...
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    • Poor survival of females with bladder cancer is limited to those aged 70 years or over: a population-wide linkage study, New South Wales, Australia 

      Patel MI; Bang A; Gillett D; Cheluvappa R; Smith DP
      Published 2015
      Abstract Although men are diagnosed with bladder cancer (BC) with a rate three times higher than women, women experience poorer survival. The cause of this gender difference is not clear. The aim of this study was to ...
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    • Evidence of the clinical effectiveness of cognitive pharmaceutical services for aged patients 

      Sáez-Benito L; Fernandez-Llimos F; Feletto E; Gastelurrutia M; Martinez-Martinez F; Benrimoj J
      Published 2013
      Abstract Background: cognitive pharmaceutical services (CPSs) encompass a variety of pharmacists' interventions to optimise pharmacotherapy. The clinical effectiveness of CPSs for aged patients remains controversial. ...
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