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Functional Imaging in Stroke Recovery,stablished by legislation, it was not provided with a budget?from government but was instead empowered to raise money directly from the public. With limited funds, there was debate amongst its members about whether their focus should be on patient care and treatment using existing tools or on more s

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John DeLuca,Charles J. Prestigiacomog on treatment efficacy and on the epidemiology of lung cancer..Even so, the registry and its services?remained largely unknown to Melbourne’s researchers and clinicians.?When Fowler retired in 1955, he was replaced by the esoteric and respected medical researcher E. V. Keogh, famous for—among other

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Kentaro Mori,Terushige Toyooka,Naoki Otanithology laboratories to comply with the law, and in figuring out how the registry could be used to conduct valuable cancer research. These problems were mostly overcome by the end of the 1980s, and importantly the VCR had moved from being the late-comer to population-based registration in Australia

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Cancer Registration: A Neglected History,cer Registry is Australia’s—and one of the world’s—oldest and provides insight into the challenges of building and maintaining a registry. Today, the World Health Organization promotes the founding of registries in all countries. But the current situation in Australia, in which data on every cancer

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,A Thirst for Data: Establishing the Victorian Cancer Registry, 1936–1945,stablished by legislation, it was not provided with a budget?from government but was instead empowered to raise money directly from the public. With limited funds, there was debate amongst its members about whether their focus should be on patient care and treatment using existing tools or on more s