An Analysis of Contemporary Oncology Randomized Clinical Trials From Low/Middle-Income vs High-Income Countries
J. Connor Wells(Queen's University), Christopher M. Booth(Queen's University), Ajay Aggarwal(King's College London), C.S. Pramesh(Homi Bhabha National Institute), Richard Sullivan(Precision Spine (United States)), Wilma M. Hopman(Queen's University), Nazik Hammad(St. Michael's Hospital), Joseph C. Del Paggio(Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre), Shubham Sharma(Queen's University), Deborah Mukherji(American University of Beirut Medical Center), Bishal Gyawali(Ontario Institute for Cancer Research)
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