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Retracted: The evolution of predictive oncology and molecular‐based therapy for oral cancer prevention by Sudbø, Jon, Reith, Albrecht

“…Retraction: The following article from International Journal of Cancer, “The evolution of predictive oncology and molecular‐based therapy for oral cancer…”
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Farewell to Analytical Cellular Pathology – The journal of the European Society for Analytical Cellular Pathology (ESACP) by Reith, Albrecht

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The past of Cellular Oncology by Reith, Albrecht

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Risk Markers of Oral Cancer in Clinically Normal Mucosa As an Aid in Smoking Cessation Counseling by SUDBØ, Jon, SAMUELSSON, Roy, BERNER, Asmund, RISBERG, Björn, HEISTEIN, Stig, NYHUS, Christian, SAMUELSSON, Margaretha, PUNTERVOLD, Ruth, SIGSTAD, Eva, DAVIDSON, Ben, REITH, Albrecht

“…Quitting smoking may prevent oral cancer. Behavioral intervention to quit smoking may be more efficient if persons are assigned an individual risk of cancer…”
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Retracted: Comparison of histological grading and large-scale genomic status (DNA ploidy) as prognostic tools in oral dysplasia by Sudbø, Jon, Bryne, Magne, Johannessen, Anne C., Kildal, Wanja, Danielsen, Hâvard E., Reith, Albrecht

“…This article has been retracted. See retraction notice [DOI: 10.1002/path.2115]. Approximately one in ten oral white patches (leukoplakia) are histologically…”
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Biphasic chromatin structure and FISH signals in reflect intranuclear order by Chaudhuri, Jyoti P, Kasprzycki, Eva, Battaglia, Mathew, McGill, John R, Brøgger, Anton, Walther, Joachim-U, Reith, Albrecht

“…One of the two parental allelic genes may selectively be expressed, regulated by imprinting, X-inactivation or by other less known mechanisms. This study aims…”
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Gross Genomic Aberrations in Precancers: Clinical Implications of a Long-Term Follow-Up Study in Oral Erythroplakias by Sudbø, Jon, Kildal, Wanja, Johannessen, Anne C, Koppang, Hanna S, Sudbø, Asle, Danielsen, Håvard E, Risberg, Björn, Reith, Albrecht

“…Gross genomic aberrations are increasingly seen as a cause rather than a consequence of carcinogenesis. Carcinomas may be prevented by systemically acting…”
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The evolution of predictive oncology and molecular-based therapy for oral cancer prevention by SUDBØ, Jon, REITH, Albrecht

“…More than 300,000 new cases worldwide are being diagnosed with oral squamous cell carcinoma annually. This aggressive epithelial malignancy is associated with…”
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Would Monolayers Provide More Representative Samples and Improved Preparations for Cervical Screening? by McGoogan, Euphemia, Reith, Albrecht

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A review of caveats in statistical nuclear image analysis by Schulerud, H, Kristensen, G B, Liestøl, K, Vlatkovic, L, Reith, A, Albregtsen, F, Danielsen, H E

“…A large body of the published literature in nuclear image analysis do not evaluate their findings on an independent data set. Hence, if several features are…”
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Accumulation of autophagosomes after inhibition of hepatocytic protein degradation by vinblastine, leupeptin or a lysosomotropic amine by Kovács, A L, Reith, A, Seglen, P O

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DNA Content as a Prognostic Marker in Patients with Oral Leukoplakia by Sudbø, Jon, Kildal, Wanja, Risberg, Björn, Koppang, Hanna S, Danielsen, Håvard E, Reith, Albrecht

“…White patches (leukoplakia) of the oral cavity have a well-documented potential to develop into squamous-cell carcinoma, 1 – 3 and when this occurs, the odds…”
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Teleradiology with satellite units - six years experience at the norwegian radium hospital by Reith, Albrecht, Olsen, Dag Rune

“…Norway has played a leading role in Europe in applying telemedicine in health care services over the past two decades and is still in the forefront of…”
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The Influence of Resection and Aneuploidy on Mortality in Oral Leukoplakia by Sudbø, Asle, Sudbø, Jon, Lippman, Scott M, Lee, J. Jack, Mao, Li, Kildal, Wanja, Sagen, Simone, Bryne, Magne, El-Naggar, Adel, Risberg, Björn, Evensen, Jan F, Reith, Albrecht

“…This study showed that complete resection of oral leukoplakia with aneuploidy does not reduce the risk of oral cancer or the risk of death from oral cancer…”
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Retracted: Impact of genomic instability in risk assessment and chemoprevention of oral premalignancies by Reith, Albrecht, Sudbø, Jon

“…Retraction: The following article from International Journal of Cancer, “Impact of genomic instability in risk assessment and chemoprevention of oral…”
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Which putatively pre-malignant oral lesions become oral cancers? Clinical relevance of early targeting of high-risk individuals by SUDBØ, Jon, REITH, Albrecht

“…Oral squamous cell carcinomas continue to be a group of diseases with high mortality and increasing incidence rates, particularly among young individuals. This…”
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RETRACTED: When is an oral leukoplakia premalignant? by Sudbø, Jon, Reith, Albrecht

“…This article has been retracted at the request of Oral Oncology and the co-author. Please see http://www.elsevier.com/locate/withdrawalpolicy. Reason: The lead…”
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Which putatively pre-malignant oral lesions become oral cancers? by Sudbø, Jon, Reith, Albrecht

“…Oral squamous cell carcinomas continue to be a group of diseases with high mortality and increasing incidence rates, particularly among young individuals. This…”
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Impact of genomic instability in risk assessment and chemoprevention of oral premalignancies by REITH, Albrecht, SUDBØ, Jon

“…Head-and-neck cancer is a disfiguring disease with increasing incidence rates even in young people, whose exposure to known risk factors is limited. This…”
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Cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) expression in high-risk premalignant oral lesions by SUDBØ, Jon, RISTIMÄKI, Ari, SONDRESEN, Jan Erik, KILDAL, Wanja, BOYSEN, Morten, KOPPANG, Hanna S, REITH, Albrecht, RISBERG, Björn, NESLAND, Jahn M, BRYNE, Magne

“…Emerging data indicate a link between genetic instability and up-regulation of cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2). To see if individuals at high risk of oral cancer are…”
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