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HomeSAFE-D Trial design: Targeted pancreatic cancer screening to evaluate stage and resectability rate shift in patients with new-onset diabetes

SAFE-D Trial design: Targeted pancreatic cancer screening to evaluate stage and resectability rate shift in patients with new-onset diabetes

ClearNote Health
February 2, 2026
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