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Gynecological malignancy signal triage: A two-dimensional framework integrating US-derived FAERS data with comparative US–China GBD trajectories
Background: Cancer-related adverse-event reports are difficult to interpret because statistical disproportionality, stimulated reporting, and background disease burden are distinct phenomena. To address this, we formalized a two-dimensional prioritization framework that combines FAERS signal credibi
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