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Cancer Risk Prediction Based on Integrated Machine Learning with Optimal Threshold Selection

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The study suggests that this framework can serve as a clinical screening tool, prioritizing imaging examinations for high-risk individuals and using liquid biopsy for re-screening of moderate-risk groups, and driving the translation of precision cancer prevention from theory to practice.

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