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Concepts (81)

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Treatment Refusal
2
2015
23
0.890
Why?
Prostate-Specific Antigen
1
2023
145
0.740
Why?
Colorectal Neoplasms
4
2023
502
0.690
Why?
Hospitals, General
1
2015
5
0.490
Why?
Insurance Coverage
1
2015
108
0.460
Why?
Thiocarbamates
1
2014
5
0.440
Why?
Androstadienes
1
2014
19
0.440
Why?
Length of Stay
1
2015
231
0.430
Why?
Disease-Free Survival
1
2014
116
0.430
Why?
Prostatic Neoplasms
1
2023
1068
0.410
Why?
Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols
2
2015
209
0.410
Why?
Patient Dropouts
1
2013
31
0.390
Why?
Health Services Accessibility
1
2015
680
0.330
Why?
Breast Neoplasms
5
2022
1679
0.310
Why?
Mental Disorders
1
2013
377
0.290
Why?
Early Detection of Cancer
4
2023
428
0.250
Why?
United States
7
2024
5072
0.240
Why?
Substance-Related Disorders
1
2013
825
0.230
Why?
Mass Screening
3
2023
531
0.220
Why?
Health Care Surveys
2
2015
152
0.210
Why?
Mastectomy, Segmental
3
2022
25
0.210
Why?
Aged, 80 and over
5
2018
2803
0.210
Why?
Patient Discharge
2
2015
131
0.210
Why?
Aged
7
2022
7982
0.200
Why?
Treatment Outcome
3
2018
1586
0.190
Why?
Health Policy
1
2024
184
0.190
Why?
Humans
14
2024
42163
0.190
Why?
Communication
1
2023
207
0.170
Why?
Sex Factors
2
2015
1008
0.170
Why?
Decision Making
1
2023
242
0.170
Why?
Mental Health
1
2024
363
0.160
Why?
Young Adult
3
2015
4936
0.160
Why?
Adolescent
3
2015
5950
0.150
Why?
Female
9
2022
24018
0.150
Why?
Cost-Benefit Analysis
2
2022
176
0.150
Why?
Middle Aged
5
2023
11819
0.150
Why?
Survival Analysis
2
2018
362
0.150
Why?
Male
5
2023
22779
0.140
Why?
Antineoplastic Agents, Hormonal
1
2018
43
0.140
Why?
Receptor, erbB-2
2
2018
149
0.130
Why?
Adult
4
2022
13458
0.120
Why?
Hormones
1
2015
56
0.110
Why?
Proportional Hazards Models
1
2015
512
0.110
Why?
Sirolimus
1
2014
70
0.110
Why?
Receptors, Progesterone
1
2014
90
0.110
Why?
Retrospective Studies
2
2022
2485
0.100
Why?
Receptors, Estrogen
1
2014
177
0.100
Why?
Urban Population
1
2015
364
0.100
Why?
Medically Uninsured
1
2013
64
0.100
Why?
Logistic Models
1
2015
1001
0.100
Why?
Residence Characteristics
1
2015
359
0.090
Why?
Patient Compliance
1
2013
225
0.090
Why?
Socioeconomic Factors
1
2015
1221
0.090
Why?
Medicaid
1
2013
138
0.090
Why?
Body Mass Index
1
2015
916
0.090
Why?
Age Factors
1
2013
1139
0.080
Why?
Obesity
1
2015
1131
0.060
Why?
Cardiovascular Diseases
1
2013
729
0.060
Why?
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
2
2023
959
0.060
Why?
Workers' Compensation
1
2024
6
0.050
Why?
State Government
1
2024
21
0.050
Why?
Mental Health Services
1
2024
134
0.050
Why?
Quality-Adjusted Life Years
1
2022
76
0.050
Why?
Attitude to Health
1
2023
336
0.040
Why?
Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic
1
2022
358
0.040
Why?
Focus Groups
1
2021
398
0.040
Why?
Medicare
1
2022
326
0.040
Why?
Public Health
1
2022
405
0.030
Why?
Radiotherapy, Adjuvant
1
2016
23
0.030
Why?
Propensity Score
1
2016
58
0.030
Why?
Hormone Replacement Therapy
1
2016
49
0.030
Why?
Minority Groups
1
2022
663
0.030
Why?
Combined Modality Therapy
1
2016
174
0.030
Why?
Vinblastine
1
2015
9
0.030
Why?
Michigan
1
2015
52
0.030
Why?
Drug Therapy
1
2015
17
0.030
Why?
Taxoids
1
2015
50
0.030
Why?
Neoplasm Staging
1
2015
366
0.030
Why?
Life Style
1
2015
326
0.020
Why?
Social Class
1
2015
286
0.020
Why?
Exercise
1
2015
674
0.020
Why?
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