Publications by authors named "J P Fourquet"
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- * A new 67-gene expression prognostic signature called CINSARC has been developed, which has shown effectiveness in predicting outcomes across various cancers and can be used on preserved tissue samples through NanoString® technology.
- * In studies of CRC patients, CINSARC effectively differentiated between groups with different survival rates, demonstrating strong prognostic capacity that surpasses traditional TNM staging and CMS classification, making it a valuable tool for clinical practice.
Purpose: To investigate the use of PTEN biomarker to improve prognostic stratification in patients with localized gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST).
Methods: PTEN expression and genomic analysis were performed on two independent GIST-60 (n = 60) and GIST-100 (n = 100) cohorts, respectively.
Results: PTEN expression was significantly lower in patients with local and metastatic recurrent tumor compared with those with no recurrence ( = .
Background: Whether voting is a risk factor for epidemic spread is unknown. Reciprocally, whether an epidemic can deter citizens from voting has not been often studied. We aimed to investigate such relationships for France during the coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19) epidemic.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFProblem: Associations between immune dysfunction conditions (eg, systemic lupus erythematous, rheumatoid arthritis) and endometriosis have been observed in adult women, but not assessed among a younger population. We investigated the association between immune-mediated conditions and endometriosis among young women.
Method Of Study: This cross-sectional analysis in the Women's Health Study: From Adolescence to Adulthood included 551 participants with surgically diagnosed endometriosis (median age=19) and 652 controls without endometriosis (median age=24).
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- The study investigates healthcare access disparities for women with endometriosis between public and private insurance systems in Puerto Rico.
- Women with public insurance utilized medical services three times less frequently and were significantly less likely to undergo laparoscopic procedures compared to those with private insurance.
- Findings suggest socioeconomic factors heavily influence healthcare access and indicate a need for public health initiatives to improve care access for endometriosis patients.