Planning clinical trials to evaluate early detection programmes
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- Scheduling optimal examination times in a simple illness-death model
- Planning of randomized early detection trials
- Experimental design issues for the early detection of disease: novel designs
- Designing cancer screening trials for reduction in late-stage cancer incidence
- Approximate Bayesian computation for the natural history of breast cancer, with application to data from a Milan cohort study
- Modeling and optimization in early detection programs with a single exam
- Optimal schedules of cancer surveillance and tumor size at detection
- A Conditional Approach to Measure Mortality Reductions Due to Cancer Screening
- Multivariate distributions of clinical covariates at the time of cancer detection
- Instrumental variable estimation of early treatment effect in randomized screening trials
- Significance Tests for Cancer Screening Trials
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