Biography and Research Information
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Samuel L. Schach's research focuses on occupational health, particularly cancer and all-cause mortality among United States union poultry workers. His work investigates potential links between occupational exposures and health outcomes in this population. Schach also explores advancements in cancer treatment, including the duration of immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) and synthetic lethality applications targeting K-ras/p53 pathways. His collaborations include work with Ahmad Mazin M. Safar, Liyan Mazahreh, Farah Mazahreh, and Leanna Delhey at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, with whom he shares multiple publications. Schach has authored a total of four publications.
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- Publications: 4
Selected Publications
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Cancer and all-cause mortality among United States union poultry workers (2026)
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Abstract 3214: The duration of immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) in oncology: Longer is not better (2025)
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Abstract 5582: Interrogating the K-ras/p53 transcriptional readout for synthetic lethality applications (2025)
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- Abstract 5582: Interrogating the K-ras/p53 transcriptional readout for synthetic lethality applications
- Abstract 3214: The duration of immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) in oncology: Longer is not better
- Abstract 5582: Interrogating the K-ras/p53 transcriptional readout for synthetic lethality applications
- Abstract 3214: The duration of immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) in oncology: Longer is not better
- Abstract 3214: The duration of immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICI) in oncology: Longer is not better
- Cancer and all-cause mortality among United States union poultry workers
- Cancer and all-cause mortality among United States union poultry workers
- Cancer and all-cause mortality among United States union poultry workers
- Cancer and all-cause mortality among United States union poultry workers
- Cancer and all-cause mortality among United States union poultry workers
- Cancer and all-cause mortality among United States union poultry workers
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