ASCO's open access journal for cancer care and research in low- and middle-income countries and other resource-limited settings. Read by oncologists and public-health researchers working on cancer worldwide.
JCO Global Oncology is published by the American Society of Clinical Oncology in the United States. NLM records that it continues the Journal of Global Oncology (ISSN 2378-9506), that some volume 6 articles appeared electronically in 2019, and that articles are published as they are accepted and compiled into annual volumes. The Directory of Open Access Journals lists it as a fully open access journal from 2020 with anonymous peer review, an article processing charge, and articles published under CC BY or CC BY-NC-ND licences. Indexed for MEDLINE under Medical Oncology and Neoplasms.
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HER2 is as frequent in India as in the West, so HER2 testing pays off in the highest-incidence population, while tumour-agnostic immunotherapy markers will rarely apply. The paper also shows plasma testing is feasible where tissue is scarce.
The cleanest split of HER2 alterations in gallbladder cancer into amplification and mutation, which matters because IHC and ISH only see the amplified tumours. It also shows the high-incidence Chilean population has not been sequenced at scale.
India's cancer problem is a late-diagnosis problem as much as a treatment problem: the same cancers that dominate (oral, cervical, breast) are the ones screening and vaccination can prevent or catch early. The numbers set the priorities of the National Cancer Grid, PM-JAY oncology packages and the national screening programme.
Adda Bounedjar represents Anti-Cancer Center of Blida in the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes, which lists the organisation among its members in Algeria.
First author of METRO PLUS, the Varanasi trial that doubled survival in advanced head and neck cancer by adding cheap oral metronomic drugs to standard chemotherapy.
Radiologist who leads the King Hussein Cancer Center in Amman, the leading comprehensive cancer centre in Jordan and the region.
Executive Director of the Ocean Road Cancer Institute, Tanzania's national cancer hospital in Dar es Salaam.
Physician listed as Director of Uruguay's Instituto Nacional del Cáncer, the national oncology reference hospital in Montevideo run by ASSE.
Directs the institute that runs India's cancer registries and is first author of the national report estimating 1.39 million new cancers in 2020.
Her Breast Book gave women the information to question their surgeons; she co-founded the National Breast Cancer Coalition and in 2008 recruited hundreds of thousands of women into research through the Army of Women.
One trial page and one institution page on OnCo cite this paper by its DOI; this record gives the citation a page of its own so a reader can follow it without leaving OnCo. Read the abstract above alongside the citing pages listed under Related; the record was created automatically from the Europe PMC entry and its figures have not been checked by hand.
India's cancer problem is a late-diagnosis problem as much as a treatment problem: the same cancers that dominate (oral, cervical, breast) are the ones screening and vaccination can prevent or catch early. The numbers set the priorities of the National Cancer Grid, PM-JAY oncology packages and the national screening programme.