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Health technology assessment methodology in metastatic renal cell carcinoma
Cancer care is currently experiencing rapid development in novel therapeutics, with an associated rise in treatment costs. These changes not only create a critical challenge for therapeutic decision-making but also highlight the need to prioritize therapies of high clinical and economic value. Healt...
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