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Fundação Pio XII (FP). Hospital do Câncer de Barretos (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
My main research interests are cancer surveillance, cancer epidemiology, cancer registry, health disparities, survival analysis and screening program evaluation, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. To broaden my understanding and skillset, I spearheaded the implementation of Based-population Cancer Registry in Barretos region (São Paulo, Brazil), and utilized the database to my PhD project, spanning the time trends analysis (2000-2017) of cancer incidence and cancer mortality. I presently hold a postdoctoral research scientist position at Cancer Surveillance Group (CSU), International Agency for Research on Cancer / World Health Organization. Previously, I was coordinator of a Hospital-based Cancer Registry at Barretos Cancer Hospital, the largest and most recognized cancer hospital in Brazil; and coordinator of a Population-based Cancer Registry of Barretos Region (São Paulo, Brazil). Scientific indexes: h-index: 9; i10-index: 8; Citation: 212 (Last update 27 October 2020 by Google Scholar). E-mail: mafra.allini@gmail.com MafraA@fellows.iarc.fr Skype: allinimafra (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Abstract: Population studies have often been used to infer hypotheses about the etiologyof cancer and to identify risk factors, and data have been collected through Population-Based Cancer Registries. The goal of this study is to evaluate malignant neoplasms in the18 cities belonging to the Barretos RHD, São Paulo. This will be an ecological time trendpopulation-based umbrella study that …
Population studies using data of Population-Based Cancer Registries (PBCR) have often been used to infer hypotheses about the etiology of cancer, risk factors, and prognostic factors. Population-based cancer survival is a metric that can help evaluate whether all people had access to effective treatment services. The objective of this study is to establish surveillance of cancer survival …
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