Endpoint surrogacy in oncology Phase 3 randomised controlled trials.
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2020-08
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Endpoint surrogacy is an important concept in oncology trials. Using a surrogate endpoint like progression-free survival as the primary endpoint-instead of overall survival-would lead to a potential faster drug approval and therefore more cancer patients with an earlier opportunity to receive the newly approved drugs.
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Zhang, Jianrong, Meagan R Pilar, Xiaofei Wang, Jingxia Liu, Herbert Pang, Ross C Brownson, Graham A Colditz, Wenhua Liang, et al. (2020). Endpoint surrogacy in oncology Phase 3 randomised controlled trials. British journal of cancer, 123(3). pp. 333–334. 10.1038/s41416-020-0896-5 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/30411.
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Xiaofei Wang
Survival Analysis
Causal Inference
Design and Analysis of Clinical Trials
Methods for Diagnostic and Predictive Medicine
Analysis of Data from Multiple Sources

Herbert Pang
Classification and Predictive Models
Design and Analysis of Biomarker Clinical Trials
Genomics
Pathway Analysis
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