Jane A Read
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Tan C, Read J, Phan V, Beale P, Peat J, Clarke S
Support Care Cancer
. 2014 Aug;
23(2):385-91.
PMID: 25112562
Background: Malnutrition and elevated inflammatory markers have a negative impact on clinical outcomes in cancer patients. Few studies have investigated the associations between inflammatory makers, nutritional status and survival. This...
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Read J, Beale P, Volker D, Smith N, Childs A, Clarke S
Support Care Cancer
. 2006 Oct;
15(3):301-7.
PMID: 17021855
Goals: The aim of the study was to assess the impact of an eicosapentanoic acid-containing protein and energy dense oral nutritional supplement (EPA-ONS) on nutritional and inflammatory status, quality of...
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Read J, Choy S, Beale P, Clarke S
Nutr Cancer
. 2006 Sep;
55(1):78-85.
PMID: 16965244
The purpose of this study was to evaluate novel inflammatory and nutritional prognostic factors in patients with advanced colorectal cancer (ACRC). All ACRC patients attending the clinic for palliative treatment...
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Read J, Crockett N, Volker D, MacLennan P, Choy S, Beale P, et al.
Nutr Cancer
. 2005 Dec;
53(1):51-6.
PMID: 16351506
The evaluation of nutritional status in cancer patients is often neglected in spite of the fact that poor nutritional status may adversely affect prognosis and treatment tolerance. In day-to-day oncology...
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Slaviero K, Read J, Clarke S, Rivory L
Nutr Cancer
. 2003 Dec;
46(2):148-57.
PMID: 14690790
Depletion of nutritional reserves and significant weight loss can lead to an increased risk of morbidity, reduced chemotherapy response, and shorter survival in patients with cancer. Weight loss and malnutrition...