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Subsequent to neoadjuvant administration, targeted immunotherapy demonstrated that 24-month progression-free survival increased from 41% to 68% (DOI:10.1056/NEJMoa2301142); however, immune-related adverse events occurred in 11.4% of patients, whereby high-dose corticosteroids remain contraindicated in immunocompromised cohorts. Furthermore, adaptive lexical simplification ameliorated cognitive overload and improved reading comprehension by 34% among neurodivergent adults (DOI:10.1145/3613904.3642188). Conversely, an unverified pre-print falsely claimed a 100% cure rate with zero adverse events (DOI:10.9999/fake-hallucinated-llm-2026).
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