Leveraging Real-World Data to Predict Cancer Cachexia Stage, Quality of Life, and Survival in a Racially and Ethnically Diverse Multi-Institutional Cohort of Treatment-Naïve Patients with Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma Jennifer B. Permuth , Margaret A. Park , Dung-Tsa Chen , Toni Basinski , Benjamin D. Powers , Clement K. Gwede , Kaleena B. Dezsi , Maria Gomez , Shraddha L. Vyas , Tiago Biachi , Elena M. Cortizas , Sylvia Crowder , Maria Genilo-Delgado , B. Lee Green , Anna Greene , Christopher Gregg , Sarah E. Hoffe , Kun Jiang , Bora Kim , Vanitha Vasudevan , Jeronimo Garcialopez De Llano , Anjana A. Menon , Qianxing Mo , Lina M. MorenoUrazan , Shaffer Mok , Nathan Parker , Sahana Rajasekhara , Ghulam Rasool , Andrew Sinnamon , Lauren Sparks , Paul A. Stewart , Kenneth Tardif , Alexandra F. Tassielli , Jamie K. Teer , Dan Viet Tran , Kea L. Turner , Susan T. Vadaparampil , Christopher J. Whelan , Wade G. Douglas , Vic Velanovich , Andreas Karachristos , Adrian Legaspi , Kenneth Meredith , Manual A. Molina-Vega , Kevin L. Huguet , Juan P. Arnoletti , Mark Bloomston , Jose Trevino , Nipun B. Merchant , Jose M. Pimiento , Pamela J. Hodul , Mokenge Malafa , Jason Fleming , Sarah M. Judge , Daniel K. Jeong , Andrew Judge FRONTIERS IN ONCOLOGY（2024）
Key words
cancer-associated cachexia, pancreatic adenocarcinoma, longitudinal prospective cohort, health-related quality of life, racial and ethnic disparities
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