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WILMA’s traceable atlas of blood-cancer evidence
A living meta-analysis project that records study findings with their sources and maps blood-cancer literature worldwide, including an Africa-focused case study.
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- Researchers tracking blood-cancer evidence by country
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- Its illustrative estimate puts screening HALO’s 790,203 titles and abstracts at about 3.7 years for one trained reader.
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The Africa-focused IMARA case study is described as including free-to-read African blood-cancer studies the project could find and read, with country-by-country attention to patient counts, HIV, survival, treatment, and care gaps. The page estimates one trained reader would need about two years to read its 3,646 papers at an hour each; it labels that arithmetic illustrative, not measured, and says good practice expects a second reader.
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