Implant-Associated Cancers: A Look Beyond BIA-ALCL
Recent and upcoming case reports suggest possible cases of gluteal and other implant-associated ALCLs, raising questions about the cancer risk across all types of implants.
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Knowing the Appropriateness of Running Noninferiority Trials in Oncology
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Why were adverse events reported through an alternative reporting channel as opposed to a more transparent means?
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