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Brain Tumour Alliance Australia

Pearce, Western Australianonprofit

10

Works

27

Citations

3

h-index

Top Research Topics

Glioma Diagnosis and Treatment Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues Thin-Film Transistor Technologies

Top Researchers

John Pearce Medical University of South Carolina

479 works7,371 citationsh-index: 43

Recent Research

100310- COT-27 UNDERSTANDING THE BURDEN OF MIDH1/2 DIFFUSE GLIOMA AND THE COMPLEXITY OF NAVIGATING THE PATIENT PATHWAY: INSIGHTS FROM PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS

Laureline Gatellier,Kathy Oliver,et al.

20240 citations

Silicon and Solar Cell Technologies

Ethics in medical practice

Ophthalmology and Eye Disorders

Genital Health and Disease

Urological Disorders and Treatments

Peatlands and Wetlands Ecology

Trigeminal Neuralgia and Treatments

Medical Malpractice and Liability Issues

Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting Issues

Ian Pearce University of Liverpool

393 works6,147 citationsh-index: 38

Carole W. Pearce

22 works259 citationsh-index: 11

Catherine Hindson Brain Tumour Alliance Australia

1 works2 citationsh-index: 1

Jr. Clement B. Thames Pearson (United States)

2 works1 citationsh-index: 1

Craig Cardinal Brain Tumour Alliance Australia

2 works0 citationsh-index: 0

INNV-23. UNDERSTANDING THE BURDEN OF MIDH1/2 DIFFUSE GLIOMA AND THE COMPLEXITY OF NAVIGATING THE PATIENT PATHWAY: INSIGHTS FROM PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS

Kathy Oliver,Mark Burton,et al.

20240 citations

Brain tumor patients’ rights and the power of patient advocacy: The current international landscape

Kathy Oliver,Anita Granero,et al.

20242 citations

The jaw jerk: an instance of misattribution

20105 citations

Editing an African scholarly journal

Carole W. Pearce

20039 citations

Do men having routine circumcision need histological confirmation of the cause of their phimosis or postoperative follow-up?

Ian Pearce,Stephen R. Payne

200210 citations