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Incidence of Breast Cancer With Distant Involvement Among Women in the United States, 1976 to 2009 by Johnson, Rebecca H, Chien, Franklin L, Bleyer, Archie

“…IMPORTANCE Evidence from the US National Cancer Institute Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) database suggests that the incidence of advanced…”
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Increase in testicular germ cell tumor incidence among Hispanic adolescents and young adults in the United States by Chien, Franklin L., Schwartz, Stephen M., Johnson, Rebecca H.

“…BACKGROUND Although rising incidence rates of testicular germ cell tumors have been well documented in white men, relatively little is known about rates in men…”
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TMIC-04. SPATIAL SEQUENCING OF MEDULLOBLASTOMA REVEALS BIOLOGICAL NICHES CORRELATED WITH HIGH-RISK FEATURES AND RELAPSE by Michaud, Marina, Chien, Franklin, Bakhtia, Mojtaba, Snuderl, Matija, Schroff, Chanel, Schneiderjan, Matthew, MacDonald, Tobey, Bhasin, Manoj

“…Medulloblastoma (MB) defines a heterogeneous set of neuroepithelial cancers of the posterior fossa. The MB tumor microenvironment (MB-TME) influences tumor…”
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MDB-106. MEDULLOBLASTOMA TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENTS SHOW INTRA- AND INTER-TUMORAL HETEROGENEITY ON SPATIAL TRANSCRIPTOMICS by Chien, Franklin, Michaud, Marina, Bakhtiari, Mojtaba, Ross, James L, Schroff, Chanel, Snuderl, Matija, MacDonald, Tobey, Bhasin, Manoj

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BIOM-62. CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS IN MEDULLOBLASTOMA: A NOVEL PERIPHERAL BIOMARKER FOR CNS DISEASE by Ozkaya, Tevhide, Chien, Franklin, Boya, Mert, Gray, Rachel, Arthur, Robert, Claussen, Henry, Velazquez Vega, Jose Velazquez-Vega, Schneiderjan, Matthew, Bhasin, Manoj, Sarioglu, Fatih, MacDonald, Tobey

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RARE-30. Novel collision tumor of craniopharyngioma and ependymoma in a pediatric patient: a case study by Gray, Rachel, Chien, Franklin, Vega, Jose Velazquez, Patteson, Brooke, Wrubel, David, Eaton, Bree, Schniederjan, Matthew, Mazewski, Claire

“…Collision tumors are rare tumors comprised of two distinct histologies. In this case report, we discuss a suprasellar collision tumor consisting of…”
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RARE-31. Radiation induced malignancy associated with pediatric craniopharyngioma: a single institution experience by Chien, Franklin, Schniederjan, Matthew, Castellino, R C, Janss, Anna, Esiashvili, Natia, Eaton, Bree, Indelicato, Daniel, Mazewski, Claire

“…BACKGROUND: Therapy for pediatric craniopharyngioma, a rare suprasellar tumor, includes surgical resection with consideration for intracranial radiation…”
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