Skip to Main Content

Prospective Students

Academic Calendar

Yale School of Public Health/

Becoming Breastfeeding Friendly: A Guide to Global Scale Up

Becoming Breastfeeding Friendly: A Guide to Global Scale Up

Introducing the BBF Index
BBF Countries

How to Assess: 5-meeting Process
Who We Are

Evidence-Based Briefs
Publications and News
- Publications

Support Tools
FAQs

INFORMATION FOR

Prospective Students
Alumni
Donors
Employers
Academic Calendar
myYSPH Members

Back to Harvey Risch, MD, PhD

Publications

Featured and Publish Date (Newest First)
Publish Date: Newest to Oldest
Publish Date: Oldest to Newest
Title: A-Z
Title: Z-A
Most Cited
Most Discussed

Showing 1 of 1 Publications

Exosomes: potential for early detection in pancreatic cancer
Lu L, Risch HA. Exosomes: potential for early detection in pancreatic cancer. Future Oncology 2016, 12: 1081-1090. PMID: 26860951, DOI: 10.2217/fon-2015-0005.
Peer-Reviewed Original Research
MeSH Keywords and Concepts

Download Full List

Filter By

Authors

Showing applied filters for Yale Authors:

Showing results for Top Yale Co-Authors:

Lingeng Lu(1)

Organizations

Showing results for Most published Organizations:

Yale School of Public Health(1)
Chronic Disease Epidemiology(1)
Yale Cancer Center(1)

Categories

Peer-Reviewed Original Research(1)

Publish Date

From

To

MeSH Keywords

Showing results for Top tagged Keywords:

Biomarkers(1)
MicroRNAs(1)
Proteomics(1)
Early Detection of Cancer(1)
Exosomes(1)

Concepts

Showing applied filters for Concepts:

Showing results for Top Concepts:

Ovarian cancer(106)
Cancer(103)
Case-control study(94)
Odds ratio(70)
Risk factors(70)

YSPH Calendar
PO Box 208034
New Haven, CT 06520-8034
Maps & Directions
Contact Us

Intranet
Site Editor
Accessibility at YSM
Nondiscrimination & Title IX
Safety & Security
Terms & Privacy Statement
Yale University
Library & Reference

© 2024 Yale School of Medicine. Updated 09/17/2024

Your browser is antiquated and no longer supported on this website. Please update your browser or switch to Chrome, Firefox or Safari.
You can update your IE here:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17621/internet-explorer-downloads