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C Hicks is a graduate student whose research has focused on non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Their work has investigated distinct molecular and survival patterns among never and light smokers with Stage IV NSCLC, as well as real-world outcomes and care gaps for young-onset Stage IV NSCLC in the Middle East. These studies contribute to understanding disease presentation and outcomes across different patient populations. Hicks has collaborated with A Al Kharabsheh and I Khalid at Harding University Main Campus on these publications.
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- Publications: 2
Selected Publications
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C77-31 Distinct Molecular and Survival Patterns Among Never and Light Smokers With Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer (2026)
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C77-32 Young Onset Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer in the Middle East: Real World Outcomes and Care Gaps (2026)
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- C77-32 Young Onset Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer in the Middle East: Real World Outcomes and Care Gaps
- C77-31 Distinct Molecular and Survival Patterns Among Never and Light Smokers With Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
- C77-32 Young Onset Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer in the Middle East: Real World Outcomes and Care Gaps
- C77-31 Distinct Molecular and Survival Patterns Among Never and Light Smokers With Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
- C77-32 Young Onset Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer in the Middle East: Real World Outcomes and Care Gaps
- C77-31 Distinct Molecular and Survival Patterns Among Never and Light Smokers With Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer
- C77-32 Young Onset Stage IV Non Small Cell Lung Cancer in the Middle East: Real World Outcomes and Care Gaps
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