Recent incidence trend of elderly patients with glioblastoma in the United States, 2000–2017

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The overall incidence rate (which rises with age for most cancers, if we conceive of cellular senescence as an oncogenic risk factor) has been stable in elderly Americans between 2000-2017 [The y-axis in the graphs above shows 13.16 cases per 100,000] ht

20 Jun 2023

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@LimitingThe @GerberKawasaki Glioblastoma rates haven’t changed when adjusting for age. His assertion is just wrong. https://t.co/kawkevlITg

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