Nicole Urban
- Health Services Research Professor
- University of Washington
PHS Program: Translational Research Program
Research focus: Methods designed to improve the use, performance, and efficacy of breast and ovarian cancer screening tools, with particular emphasis on the discovery, development, and validation of markers for use in cancer risk assessment and screening.
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- Affinity Based Serum Proteomics: Breast and Ovarian Cancer
- Breast Cancer Research Program
- Center for the Evaluation of Biomarkers for the Early Detection of Breast Cancer
- Integrated Discovery of Novel Markers in Hodgkin Lymphoma
- Modeling Ovarian Cancer Screening for CEA
- Pacific Ovarian Cancer Research Consortium (SPORE in Ovarian Cancer)
- SPORE Supplement: Phase III Validation of a Consensus Panel of Ovarian Cancer Biomarkers Developed by SPORE/EDRN investigators
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