Vinattieri et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Risk prediction and family history effect in survival models for disease onset, with a specific focus on breast cancer.Vinattieri et al., 2024
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We are interested in a specific aspect related to modelling disease onset, ie the study of family-specific risk. Generally, quantifying the family-specific risk of developing a disease is crucial to improve the patient's survival, and healthcare data provide an essential tool to …
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