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2013A phase 2 trial of ponatinib in Philadelphia chromosome-positive leukemiasCortes, J.E.; Kim, D.W.; Pinilla-Ibarz, J.; Le Coutre, P.; Paquette, R.; Chuah, C.; Nicolini, F.E.; Apperley, J.F.; Khoury, H.J.; Talpaz, M.; DiPersio, J.; DeAngelo, D.J.; Abruzzese, E.; Rea, D.; Baccarani, M.; Müller, M.C.; Gambacorti-Passerini, C.; Wong, S.; Lustgarten, S.; Rivera, V.M.; et al.
2014Time to breast cancer relapse predicted by primary tumour characteristics, not lymph node involvementFitzpatrick, D.; Lai, C.; Parkyn, R.; Walters, D.; Humeniuk, V.; Walsh, D.
2014The changing epidemiology of Murray Valley encephalitis in Australia: the 2011 outbreak and a review of the literatureSelvey, L.; Dailey, L.; Lindsay, M.; Armstrong, P.; Tobin, S.; Koehler, A.; Markey, P.; Smith, D.; Kasper, M.
2014Measuring physical inactivity: do current measures provide an accurate view of "sedentary" video game time?Fullerton, S.; Taylor, A.; Dal Grande, E.; Berry, N.
2014Trends and variations in the rates of hospital complications, failure-to-rescue and 30-day mortality in surgical patients in New South Wales, Australia, 2002-2009Ou, L.; Chen, J.; Assareh, H.; Hollis, S.; Hillman, K.; Flabouris, A.; Dowdy, D.
2014Optimizing full-brain coverage in human brain MRI through population distributions of brain sizeMennes, M.; Jenkinson, M.; Valabregue, R.; Buitelaar, J.K.; Beckmann, C.; Smith, S.
2013Appointment attendance at a remote rural dental training facility in AustraliaLalloo, R.; McDonald, J.
2014Management of functional epiphora in patients with an anatomically patent dacryocystorhinostomyShams, P.; Chen, P.; Wormald, P.; Sloan, B.; Wilcsek, G.; McNab, A.; Selva, D.
2014Renal replacement therapy associated with lithium nephrotoxicity in AustraliaRoxanas, M.; Grace, B.; George, C.
2013Erythrocyte-binding antigens of Plasmodium falciparum are targets of human inhibitory antibodies and function to evade naturally acquired immunityPersson, K.; Fowkes, F.; McCallum, F.; Gicheru, N.; Reiling, L.; Richards, J.; Wilson, D.; Lopaticki, S.; Cowman, A.; Marsh, K.; Beeson, J.

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